Vienna, VA (June 16, 2010) – 3D is all the rage. 3D movie sales are skyrocketing. The general public has become totally enamored, wanting more and more—and Hollywood is scrambling to produce new 3D content.

Unfortunately, 3D content can’t easily transcend to the Web and mobile devices. Limited alternatives, except pre-existing 3D technologies—such as Anaglyphs—have kept content developers and advertisers at bay.

Now there is an elegant solution to this age-old problem. Vision III’s Real Shot™ 2½ D depth-enhanced imaging technology produces content that literally pops off any screen—including large digital displays, computer monitors, and mobile devices. Real Shot ads are more vibrant and persuasive than anything consumers have seen before, and they help differentiate your brand in the process. A Real Shot ad displays compelling visuals and gripping realism that demand consumer attention.

Vision III recently worked with actor/musician Jim Belushi, completing a Real Shot animated piece for his Website, http://www.jimbelushi.ws. Visit the site and notice how “lifelike” Jim Belushi seems in his Real Shot photos: they achieve a greater sense of realism and provide a more memorable viewing experience.
Real Shot requires no changes in the production cycle, enabling content developers to produce for any deliverable. Whether your delivery is across single or multiple channels, incorporating Real Shot to Web and mobile platforms dramatically improves the end-user experience. Existing technologies and standard file formats integrate seamlessly.

Vision III Imaging, Inc. produces unique imaging solutions for a wide variety of 2D and 3D imaging applications, including stereoscopic 3D productions, broadcasting, digital cinema, professional film and video production, digital signage, Web, mobile, gaming, electronic media, and computer imaging. The company’s exclusive patented parallax scanning technology has been widely recognized by industry professionals, has received numerous awards for innovation.

Editors note*: Electronic files and photos are available upon request by emailing Walter Pollard at Vision III Imaging, Inc. at wpollard@v3imaging.com