xRez Studio’s award-winning “Crossing Worlds” was one of the selected screenings for Dome Day Asia 2010 on March 9, 2010. Most of the principal photography for “Crossing Worlds” was shot as high-resolution panoramas that were camera mapped onto 3D geometry. Due to this, “Crossing Worlds” was an excellent test case for testing these new ultra high-resolution 8k stereo projection systems.
We have needed a significant update to our site for quite some time, so here it is at long last.. We are excited to have added almost 3 years of new work, with a much easier way to navigate the projects. We will be posting frequent entries on latest project developments and interesting finds, so keep checking back.. Time to toast w/ a shot of Corzo Silver!
Park visitors at Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historic Park intending to learn about the Wright Brothers often visit Huffman Prairie, an unassuming open space where the Wrights did much of their formative testing. The field, a large open expanse, challenges a visitors imagination as to how they flew there. In 2010, the park will unveil a unique and unprecedented historic interpretation tool for it’s visitors, the VR Flight Viewer, conceptualized and produced by xRez Studio.
Yosemite Valley experiences numerous rockfalls each year, with over 600 rockfall events documented since 1850. Due to the pulverization of the rockfall mass, evaluating and quantifying rockfall characteristics has proved challenging without any high-resolution baseline imagery of the Valley walls, which could act as a useful datum for before/after comparisons.
