Remember those 3D MagicEye calendars you’d stare at, convinced that if only you tried for 10 more minutes, you’d finally see what you were supposed to see? Canadian indie band Young Rival has released their newest music video as one of those "autostereograms," providing enough crossed-eye action to ensure your eyes potentially stick that way. It’s also a neat demonstration of the Microsoft Kinect’s depth-capturing capabilities. .. Continue Reading Rock band releases world's first "Magic Eye" music video, with help from a Kinect
Section: Good Thinking
Tags: 3D, Kinect, Video
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