Stereoscopy at home
[Update 20 Nov 2008: Added a possible way to have up to date nVidia drivers with stereo]
[Update 17 Nov 2008 : Added list of stereoscopic drivers]

I’ve found some pretty interesting material about professionals and enthusiasts building up stereoscopic displays for home use:
- 3D Flight simulator has a lot of information about affordable stereoscopic displays, projectors, 3d-DLP TVs, and tutorials on how to setup your system.
- Here’s a forum which lists a lot of “cheap” projectors to do active stereo.
- Here’s a very recent pdf (aug 06) about the use of LCD monitors and DLP projectors for active stereo. The bottom line: no lcd monitor is good, lot of dlp projectors are good.
- By the same author, more recent, a technical paper about “The compatibility of consumer DLP projectors with time-sequential stereoscopic 3D visualisation” and a list of the results.
- A Stereo Emitter with long range and adjustable frame delay.
- A nice article at tom’s hardware : Wall-Sized 3D Displays: The ultimate gaming room
- Infos about DLP 3D HDTV & HD Projectors
- Stereoscopic drivers : IZ3D Drivers, TriDef Drivers, Vuzix Drivers , nVidia Stereoscopic drivers
- How to have nVidia Stereo drivers with recent drivers.
See also VR Resources for forums about stereoscopy.
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