Here’s another new Kickstarter project, this one consists of a 3DCone as a stereoscopic add-on for the iPhone 4 to help create 3D images and videos. It’s just a snap on device. The developers have or are creating an app as well to deal with the additional processing once you’ve captured your image/video.
It’s an interesting concept. Currently there are 33 days to go and they have raised $1,924 of a pledged $55,000 goal. It will be interesting to see how this one develops, pardon the pun.
Take a look at the video and images below. Go here to view the project.
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