The desire of having an alternative world was difficult to conceive for many years. But the closet technologies and innovations came in to life in the fifties; however, the technology was not able to support the idea in that time. The idea of having an alternative world was worthy to pursue, especially for the military who could take advantage of a possible war simulation.
Photojournalist Danfung Dennis has developed Condition One app which is inspired by photojournalism ethics. 1930-1950 is considered as golden age of photojournalism with the aim of keeping story telling through still image as honest and impartial as possible. Development of the commercial 35mm Leica camera in 1925 made the manipulation, reproduction and transmission of image possible and has inevitably complicated many ethics of photojournalism. Since 1970 Golden age of photojournalism ended; photojournalism and documentary photography has been placed in art galleries.
Enter 5.Sensorama Machine: Morton is called father of virtual reality because of his famous innovation, Sensorama Machine in 1957. This innovation was followed by innovation of the Sensorama Motion Picture Projector and the Sensorama 3-D Motion Picture Camera. Sensorama machine provides a low level virtual reality using a 3-D motion picture with smell, vibrations of the seat, sound, and wind in the hair. Morton patented his innovation in 1962. story info here
Enter st Innovation of the first VR industry occurred in the late ’80s and early ’90s, when so many academies were interested in the potential idea of VR and simultaneous with expansion of the personal computers. VR technology was not born for the entertainment industry in that time; NASA and the US Air Force worked on the first VR systems for their trainings and researches. However due to great chasm between the real life, technology means and digital experience, VR industry closed up in the mid-90s and was barely used for scientific experiments. On the other hand, VR was discolored by innovation of internet. ory info here
In the late 60s Myron Krueger, an artist and programmer, came up with a new kind of interactive immersive environments called “Artificial Reality”. He attempt to revolutionize how humans interacted with machines. This innovation was based on video recognition techniques that involve a user with the digital world. The word Artificial Reality refers to a technology that is "like" reality but can easily be recognized as a simulation and in linguistic is in contrast with the term virtual reality.
For many years people used drug and alcohol to explore the virtual world and to travel anywhere by going nowhere. Due to recent technology improvements, today you can put on goggles and joy an organic experience within your mind. Condition One is a video software company, pioneer of virtual reality, aim to provide powerful immersive experience for the next generation. Photojournalist Danfung Dennis has developed this app for tablet and mobiles. Condition One team in corporation with Zero Point, the first movie shot in 3D, uses advanced 3D graphics, high-resolution video and experiential storytelling in the world of filmmaking to extend user’s range of view up to a 360 degree.Condition One was founded in San Francisco in 2010 to allow iPad viewers to select their favorite perspective of the movie.
“Condition One Blows the Door Open for Virtual Reality Cinematography With Zero Point” March 22, 2014 by Ben Lang When Zero point founded in 2012, has opened new doors for condition One. They recently captured footages at 60 FPS using an array of Red Epic cameras. Cameras shoot at a resolution of 5120 x 2700; it is almost 60 times the resolution of standard HD camera.
2 years ago Palmer Luckey and Brendan Iribe used improved technology to develop their first version of a head-mounted display (HMD), called Oculus Rift. This HMD provides a 90 degrees horizontal and 110 degrees vertical stereoscopic 3D perspective. Although the graphic were still basic, the act of immersion was amazing. The prototype was presented at E3 in June 2012 for the first time.
After Facebook bought Oculus in early 2014, virtual reality blew up. Game and movie studios look to the future, while some looked back at the “old days” of VR. Facebook aim to provide tools which make communication among people easy and let them share their experiences of a place and a presence. https://www.facebook.com/riftvr
http://www.conditionone.com/ http://momentsofinnovation.mit.edu/immersion/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photojournalism http://www.theverge.com/a/virtual-reality/intro http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oculus_VR http://www.wired.co.uk/magazine/archive/2014/07/features/docu-vr
Zero Point will release this Spring; the film pre-order price is 10$ and the release price will be 15$.
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