2010 FIFA World Cup to be filmed in 3D

2010 FIFA World Cup to be filmed in 3D

2010 FIFA World Cup to be filmed in 3D

The 2010 World Cup in South Africa will set new superlatives in many ways - especially in technical terms! At least American football fans will be able to see some World Cup games in 3D.Not only does the HD technology is also in this country continues on the rise - for the first time ever a World Cup in front of the TV screens will be on view in 3D. On the occasion of the probably biggest sports spectacle this year, FIFA announced an agreement with the Japanese media giant Sony, after up to 25 selected games of the 2010 World Cup with special 3D cameras from Sony are to be filmed. The result can then be dedicated to marvel at the life appointed public viewing places.

As the organizers say could continue to be in seven cities worldwide - including those carried out in Berlin - the above-mentioned 3D-public-viewing events. Whether in the capital, the biggest fan mile in this country - which had already opened for the 2006 World Cup - will be affected by the events, however, is not known.

But the fact is that the 3D technology - pleased ever since the hit movie "Avatar - Departure for Pandora" - growing in popularity. TV manufacturers like Sony and Samsung are working on models, the 3D experience for your living room more attractive to leave.

Samsung announced, for example, recently at the CES 2010 in Las Vegas to try to get along with film technology specialist Technicolor and the anime film company DreamWorks (Shrek, Madagascar, Kug Fu Panda) a 3D package for use in the home on the market. The three-dimensional entertainment bundle with the appropriate TV, Blu-ray player and the 3D film "Monsters vs.. Aliens "will come out this year in the U.S. - the total amount, however, converted to around 10,000 euros.

Just before the start of the CES Consumer Electronics trade fair, which starts on Thursday in Las Vegas, and quite the character of spatial images in the living room, is also well Discovery, IMAX and Sony have announced a joint 3D Channel in 2011. Here, according to New York Times is a mix of entertainment, sports and documentaries will be shown. Even in Europe there was an announcement in late July 2009 for a 3-Channel: The British pay-TV company BSkyB in England will this year launch a 3D channel.

All 3D-channels have one thing in common: There is no concrete information about how the spatial images will not come into the living room - probably not even know that the people responsible, because there is a 3D standard are as yet only for DVDs and Blu- ray discs. In addition, first introduced at CES, the first 3D-capable LCD and plasma TVs that work probably with shutter glasses. Mitsubishi and Samsung have already true 3D TV in the market, these are but for rear projection devices that play in Europe almost no role.

But soon - not least by the competition with Sony & Co. - more affordable alternatives to have are likely to go through and the entire sports sector, particularly the live soccer coverage a little reformation. We should be excited!

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