digital camera. three d. cinema started some seven decades before avatar special theater screen russian three d. films from the one nine hundred forty s. a key breakthrough in stereo cinematography came in one thousand nine hundred sixty three with the stereo seventy camera system designed it moscow cinnamon photo research institute this is the system is called stereo because we should move. to film. to friends in the film corresponding to the lift and broaden. this side by side capture of the stereo pair images made for relatively easy conversion for three d. theater projection the stereo seventy system was used to film a boom in soviet three d. cinema which was even viewed in some theaters featuring so-called four d. physical effects the shoes may have been a bit gimmicky but at least the an english idea was fashionable the new york conference of a society of motion picture and television engineers recently heard the cinema photo research institutes director. of defend the nearly fifty year old stereo seven

one and one camera. it was that ease of operation that the makers of russian comedy the very best movie three d. were looking for when they chose the updated stereo seventy each shot every high budget modern day movie takes time and of course time costs serious money medium specific concerns like placing and maintaining subjects in proper depth for three d. shooting. time saving but top quality solutions are an invaluable tool for a major production team. one camera system gives you speech but. usually it takes about fifteen minutes to swap. the two frames. and this. is a very unique thing. has been developed in russia. even. before . so a great achievement while new three d. releases may be hoping for an oscar nod of their own even the cinemas are taking some time to adapt to the three d. boom operators for the coveted imax format say they are still ordering some pictures on traditional film while digital quality lags in may be in high demand but the whole cycle is very much a work in progress three d.

under the camera's sensor. shifted from field to digital technology so to keep up with the times we had to design. doing so we relied on the achievements of the stereo system. we've been able to improve certain properties of such a resolution. in these lenses and to be used with digital camera. making optics to suit disk i standards of the international film making is no small order especially with the burgeoning waves of demand for h.d. in three d. innovations. places itself among just five firms around the world who've really kept up to speed adaptability is a key word in this business as the major players have to be ready to take the know how they've accumulated and apply it to meet specific orders from movie makers. has placed their equipment on the set of blockbusters like the recent star wars release . kingdom of heaven. and of digital h.d. and anamorphic lenses as well as a unique inverted perspective that flips conventional film geometry on its head it's little wonder they answered the call to update th

terrorists were captured on cameras posted around the city. civil rights groups worry about possible abuse. but visiters to tiburon like the idea. >> i think it's a good use of technology. >> probably could be an invasion of privacy but i mean, if you are not doing anything wrong, what do you really have to worry about? >> reporter: the police chief says the information and pictures of the license plates will only be stored on the computer for 30 days and they will only go to that computer when a crime has been committed. they expect the first road tests in the first eight to nine weeks. >> thank you, linda yee. >>> arizona's new immigration law went into effect today without its most controversial provisions. but hundreds of people still turned out in protest. the state today filed an appeal of yesterday's ruling by the federal judge that blocked many of the law's most controversial requirements including the one that said police can check the immigration status of people they believe are in the u.s. illegally. another saying immigrants must

take a look at the camera. you can see they've already dug the hole where one of the town's license plate damrahs -- cameras will be located. >> cars, truckses and suvs roll in and out of tiburon on two major arteries. within a week that could all change. as in the simulation, the cameras will capture the license plates of everyone going in and out of tiburon. >> police chief cronin is the man behind the program. >> this is what we're in, in post-crime investigations you can go back and determined if a vehicle registered to a particular person was in a place. the chief said the idea was already under consideration when a woman was killed at her home. >> we believe if there was a camera, it would have been a very valuable tool in solving the crime. to this it da, that crime is still -- to this date, that crime is still unsolved. >> i like the idea. i i find there is a lot of activity that goes on that's not reported. >> others worry about the government using technology to invade their privacy. i don't like it.

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from one camera you can see two men approaching the market. they appear to look no a couple of trash cans before heading into the one in front of the store. from another camera you can see the two approach that garbage can and stay for a short time. you can't see exactly what you are doing. but you can see what happens seconds after they leave. flames erupted from the trash can in what became the 9th fire in a string of fires in the area since friday. >> there's two cameras. it shows both of them. >> reporter: the cameras caught the flames as they grew quickly. the two suspects left but a cal student walking by called for help. >> i didn't see anyone at home, no. it was -- the flames hadn't even come over the sides of the bin yet. so it had to have been a really fresh fire. >> reporter: the cameras show uc police trying to put out the flames repeatedly with a five extinguisher. berkeley police arrived on scene. but this was a stubborn fire and berkeley firefighters finally got it out more than eight minutes after the first flame shot out. this

cameras will be posted on the only two roads leading into tiburon. the busy tiburon boulevard and the winding paradise road near the corte madera border. >> this is one of the cameras. there will be a total of six of these. >> reporter: the cameras that will capture the license plates of every car coming in and out of town are ready. the lens will focus on the back plates. no driver faces. but not everyone who lives or visits here is ready for the close-up. >> i disapprove of it. >> reporter: because? >> inherently. i just think it's one more intrusion, you know, on our lifestyle. >> reporter: the police chief says opinions about the cameras are split about 50/50. >> is there really a serious motivation for doing this? >> reporter: the chief, michael cronan, believes there is. tiburon has a low crime rate but officers have picked up patterns in car thefts and burglaries they believe are committed by outsiders. >> it was clear that they were occurring at relatively tight time period at night, and it did seem something that was involvable. -- something

put the camera away. just put the camera down. >> i'm tired of this [ bleep ]. >> how does that feel, huh? here we go. take a look at your legs. what are you bothering me for? >> jimmy: humiliating. we'll find out more about what happened there when ralph and his video "paparrazzi," jb smoove, join me later in tonight's show. >> hey, jimmy? >> jimmy: yes, guillermo? >> the runtones really work. let me show you. >> jimmy: amazing, but why are you wearing only one? >> i dont know. i guess i don't want to be greedy. >> jimmy: yeah, greedy. >> dicky: reebok runtones. balance ball inspired technology that lets you get stronger legs with every step. no more chicken legs. >> jimmy: "jimmy kimmel live" is back in two minutes with jon hamm, jb smoove, ralph macchio, music from runner runner. and jake byrd visits lindsay lohan. and jake byrd visits lindsay lohan. we'll be right back. it ends so they got g. cars built for the autobahn. people are gonna be driving crazy in the jetta... ...the routan, and the cc. that

they might be trying to eat the camera. >> there's many.n. >> reporter: after a ferocious assault, the screen eventually clears, and it looks like the camera has been ripped off the squid. the footage seems to confirm the humboldt's reputation as a cannibal. >> you know what i want to do? redeploy. let's redeploy this baby. oh, i'm psyched now. >> reporter: this time they'll try attaching the camera during the day. >> color. >> reporter: keeping the camera's lights off to keep aggressive squid from attacking. >> let's do it. >> reporter: they slide the camera sleeve up and over the back of the squid and lock it into place and then release it back into the sea. two hours later, the footage floats to the surface again. what were they able to capture? >> oh, look at that. oh, like a christmas tree. that was incredible. >> reporter: though in black and white, the squid is actually strobing red and white. this is the first time this has ever been seen before in a natural way. >> so they use that to communicate? >> i think so. >> reporter: the co

i think we manage both in front of the camera and behind the camera to get better with those changes. i think that's odd. you and i were talking earlier about when change is going to happen and you know it's going to happen, you don't always -- you get scared a little bit. you don't always know that it's going to work out. we have been fortunate that way. we have also worked at it and worked hard at it. this group deserves it all and that gets back to the honesty part of it that we talked about earlier. last time i sat here and talked to you, we were working 150-hour weeks and there was no one complaining about that it's not that we're working any less hard now, we're more organized than we were and working less hour. tavis: it's not lost on me, nine who knows your background, your career, your life journey isn't surprised about this. you are as humble a guy as you meet. you always deflect when it comes to you. you really are into this team concept. for those who know your background, you played sports, of course. i get a sense as i talk to you over the years, it's more than just a st

here is a still shot from a surveillance camera. that they brought this man on webster street. he just got his teeth cleaned, from a friend in she was not injured, they're hoping is the deal will help catch the suspects. help catch. ♪ >> there our current temperatures, it is warmer. with inland, over 10 degrees. 88 degrees in antioch, 86 degrees in fairfield what we can expect tonight, tomorrow. the fog will not move as quick as last night's past. and also, the fog is relegated to the bait more morning and pushing back to the coastland later on. and mazda'wh most locations inland, and in the 60s and to take a look to kron 4 7 day around the bay the warmer weather is going to continue to the weekend. but fog is foolish going to be along the coastline. as we look into-the fog is going to really be along the coastline. >> think takuma jacqueline. fed think you, jacqueline 

but at the end of the day this is still a great camera. now, the third thing that i wanted to show, yeah, everyone -- >> one step farther. >> everyone knows about the iphone 4. but what's special about this and why we want to bring this for pocket camcorders is the fact that you can actually take video on here 720p video so still high quality high definition video but you can edit the video directly on the phone. transitions, audio, clips. so we put together a little video here earlier of us just like fooling around in, you know, around the streets of san francisco. but you can see here these are video clips and audio all combined in one and you can drag and drop and create it here on the phone. >> and look at this. can you see the picture quality? see how that looks? is that you? of course it is. >> dancing. >> a little bit. but this -- this is -- >> you get paid for that brian? that's what you do? >> that's why i'm here. that's you're talking to me, john. you know, jumping around like a monkey, why not? >> that is fantastic video actuall

i see the small cameras that people have. and you look at the old george allen video and it seems like 1984, the quality was so bad and now it seems so good. you a chief technology officer, not just a co-founder, where is technology taking us? fast track to the next presidential cycle, how do you think that youtube will be front and center in framing the debate of 2012, or for that matter of 2010 on elections and what happening on the local level? do you see that for city council races as engaged for senate races? >> i think it's difficult, anyone on the technology side to predict what will happen in four years from now. because so much is changed. when we first released youtube, we picked a resolution that you see on the video box, it's 340 by 320, it was low quality, the quality was low enough that anyone with an internet

his unique image processing uses high-speed cameras. the high-speed scanner is based on a batting machine technology that's also under development. one robot hits a ball that has been shot out of another robot. two high-speed cameras track the ball's movement in units of 1/1000 of a second. the computer processes the trajectory immediately after the camera shoots the pictures. the batting robot then swings based on the calculated trajectory. the printed matter scanner also utilizes a high-speed camera. the pages are scanned from above. infrared rays are simultaneously imposed onto the pages. the printed material's shape is determined by calculating how much the horizontal infrared rays curve on the page. the camera alternately scans the images and infrared rays in units of 1/10,000 of a second. the computer then processes the data and creates a three-dimensional image. to make it easier to read it can be converted into a two-dimensional image. >> translator: high-speed processing is the main feature of our technology. a curved and disto

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surveillance cameras were working but officials say no camera was pointed to the area where the firesurned. >> all the cars that were affected, but the main car, it looks like the entire interior has been gutted. >> no one was injured. sfo says right now it has no plans to increase security in the long term lot. >> oakland's new police chief is giving updates on what he is doing to keep oakland residents safe in the wake of recent police layoffs. the update comes hours after the city recorded its 47th homicide of the year. a man was shot to death at harmorn and seminary avenues. teresa garcia has the latest from the chief. >> good morning. today the chief wanted to ensure that the community gets their message, that the police department has heard them. what what he is doing, he has redesigned assignments to do three top assignments, gangs, drugs and guns. and they are did you say cussing the status of safety. number of homicide is down but preventing crime rather than responding the aftermath is harder. with the layoff of 80 officers. days before the layoffs, many officers were involv

look at this karate kid. >> give me the camera. >> no, don't touch my camera. wait a minute.ones? >> yeah. >> i got runtones, too. >> what are you talking about? >> you got on runtones, i got on runtones. me and the [ bleep ] karate kid got the same -- >> can you believe this guy? >> let me see your balls. >> what? >> let me see your balls. >> what are you talking about? >> let me see your balls. not your balls! the balls on the shoes. >> what? dude, dude. lay off. >> come on. karate boy, let me see your [ bleep ] balls. prove to me you're wearing runtones. >> i got the runtones. >> you don't got runtones. you got those from [ bleep ] chinatown. >> yeah, i got them -- >> look -- we in the same club. we got a lot in common. >> no, we got nothing in common. we got shoes in common. >> [ bleep ]. look at this guy's calves, man. would you look at this muscle-bound [ bleep ] -- no wonder. runtones. he's got on runtones. you must wear those all day. you [ bleep ] them shoes. do you [ bleep ] in them shoes? are you [ bleep ] in them shoes? [ bleep ] you, man. i'm working out. what up

it was caught on camera. on the left, you can see tong dressed as a female fan offering up a flower. as tong offered up the flower, he sprayed him with pepper spay. >> i'm a sort of celebrity. i cannot get in see. >> reporter: tong fame started with a high profile hunger strike in 2008. that convinced the san jose city council to name the vietnamese business district, little saigon. >> they will protect san jose, they will protect california. the vietnamese community and we are still in a big communist prison. >> reporter: community leaders expect big reaction. his attorneys lou and nguyen say they first plan to ask the judge to reduce jail which has been set at $100,000. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ktvu has obtained a letter, oakland mayor ron dellums september to all city employees a week after mehserle's verdict became public. oakland demonstrated that it is a community of people who have character and they displayed that character thursday night out of respect for the family, honor

into there -- not a photographer, a plumber, run his camera and find out if i have vulnerable sewer lines so therefore i won't put in the tree because if i do the city won't allow me to do anything but go repair that, keep a tree that's going to be problematical that they no longer recommend because it has invasive roots, how do you respond to that? how do you respond to that person? >> that is a difficult answer to give, but i think i would say if -- i don't think it's in the city's best interest or anyone's best interest to have degraded sewer lines. so the sewer should probably be replaced, if there was no tree at the site, the sewer should probably be replaced because it's full of cracks and we have sewage seeping into our ground and ground water system. so if everyone were to upgrade their sewer to meet the current guidelines for a cast iron sewer, we wouldn't see very many tree-sewer conflicts. so i think my response, although it is not a cheap response would be the sewer should be upgraded one way are another, and if you upgrade the sewer, then you no longer have this real wo

. >> then morning, 4:00 a.m., a live look for markets that camera. it is accident be a pretty good day. for the hotter the weekend we'll see if tempters local lot of that as we take look at our mill creek camera. good morning louisa. >> ira? it is monday morning temperatures are actually pretty much for that should be. a little but not to fog, the winds actually helped to miss a lot of them out. kind of sitting along the coast. seabury's expected to pick up the mighty of u.n. deconditions here is a look at current temperatures, you can see this as an the sitting of the coast. i'll look at the point raised north bay, east bay and peninsula are in the clear. current temperature of 55 san francisco 57 oakland. morgan hill '60s are ready, livermore 60, 56 fremont, 58 hayward, 54 have monday. in the afternoon, 79 novato, 81 sitting to rosa, 82 napa, 91 concord, 91 hayward, 91 morgan hill, as it is our mountain view. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. it is going to look similar the next few days morning fog a little bit address overdraw morning

the big battle that low cloud cover that the ec and the right hand side our cameras and as a sharinguncing camera so we get some wins to blow clouds, wind louisa is tracking at all. >> seabury's is helping to push the low clouds, fog on shore. this shot of downtown is leaving around their in it looks very on as a outside with the low clouds and plays it is another day worry may even see a live with a drizzle. it will be later to burn off today than it was yesterday slight warm up this week is a very gradual normal as we had to the rest of the week. starlike picture showing where that fog is this morning moving right on to the bay, seeing quite a bit of bathroom much of the north bay center as a down and the petaluma. rid nonentities state moving down into san jose. and then enter morgan hill. this is a crock hours during the fog thickened enough keeping it in the forecast of 7:00 a.m. still driving much of the east bay and peninsula. many in will continue to see fog out there, i will deepfreeze slow to live in mexico today for a temperature of 53 in san francisco, area down in the so

when they think the camera is turned off, and they start coming back and talking. and once those things are captured with the regret it's posted on youtube. but at the end the day it's beneficial to the voters and users, to be able to see not just the camera-on perspective, but the other half. >> do you sense though, the flip side of that is potentially politicians become so political they are on before they get out of the car? or walk out of their home? because they know inevitably someone is sitting there with a cell phone videotaping you? do you think there is a concept of being less awe -- authentic than reality tv? >> one, youtube has come out with videos, but prior to this has been a wealth of other options available to journalists and users about taking pictures and posting this content online. incredibly through the development of the web and getting that into people's homes, we have seen people a little more careful because since the internet has boomed in the last 10 years, things that have been difficult to get out, all of a sudden over night in a matter

video from an underwater camera shows the oil has stopped flowing. allie rasmus in our news tonight. >> reporter: from bp to the president, the reaction to the room was one of cautious optimism. while pp was successful in capping the well for now. they emphasize that this is only a temporary fix. large spots of oil continue to flow, but under the water, these cameras were a common sight. >> i can't say it's not an exciting day, because it's been a long time, it's been 86 day i think since since we've had oil flowing in the ocean. >> reporter: bp successfully stopped flowing crude. bp had been testing a cap on the well and had in the last few days gradually stopped the oil. >> we've been slowing using mechanisms to try and close the flow. >> reporter: over the next few days, bp will test the well to see if it can with stand. president obama stopped short of calling this latest development a success. >> i think it's positive results. >> i think it's fantastic. probably the best news we've had on the gulf coast in these areas since back in katrina. >> i

. >> reporter: body cameras to monitor police behavior. but it came on the heels of accusations of racial profiling. and police using tasers on latinos. in the wake of the turbulence with the minority communities -- there were more troubles ahead. this video shows police beating him last year as he appeared to resist arrest. he insists only a hand full of community leaders are critical of his policies. >>> new details about the malling of a toddler. the owner of three pitbulls that killed the two-year-old is the stepfather. steven hayashi appearing here at his arraignment today. he told the courtroom he didn't expect his step grandson to get into the garage where the dogs were kept. >>> a driver who caused this crash last week had a blood alcohol limit twice the legal limit. police say she was driving home from a party last thursday when she lost control of her suv, it flipped over in front of the bus, the bus slammed into the suv and went down the highway. 6 people were killed, including the driver. >>> temperatures today abnormally cool.

departments have recently bought these wearable cameras.icles on our website at www.abc7.com. >> it's 5:26. first oakland, now richmond, next at 5:30, a proposal that going to help the city balance its budget. >> oakland property owners will be asked to see if they are willing to pay a dollar a day in tax to help out police officers. it's a plan to rehire officers. we'll explain how it could work. >> do it my way or else. budget ultimatum governor swarzenegger is giving state lawmakers. >> a typical day across the lower 48. 80 in seattle and so far not causing any problems. we do have severe weather for twin cities and raleigh, charlotte could have delays. we'll track with our flight allergies put me in a fog. now i'm claritin clear. claritin works hard to relieve my worst symptoms without drowsiness... ...so i stay as alert and focused as someone without allergies. for me, claritin is the perfect allergy medicine. i only live claritin clear for constipation relief... nothing works better than miralax. it's the one. the one recommended by m

>> there is a surveillance camera on the entrance but is the only location they have surveillance camera this parking lot is very big. it's very open so that is why they don't have any other surveillance cameras in is also fenced off with the gay and barbwire. the first it was caused by a person hopefully they might get some kind of clue from the camera that is on the entrance of the parking lot. >> think you really. 7 03 right now so far no delays systemwide for ac transit but today could be the fourth consecutive day that ac transit commuters face delays because of bay dispute over contract the drivers on a new contract rather than the one that was imposed over the weekend. transit agencies as what they are doing is a sick joke. the driver say no its not. the agency says it has 1700 employees lookit what happens. monday 209 called in sick, tuesday 230, when state 250, ac transit says you look at the numbers and you say this is a sickout. the union says that is not true there's no sickout. >> this is obviously of the public a letter not the same people 20 percent of the workforce has be

and that parking lot is there camera cameras that might have been able to catch any suspicious activity >> we're possibly setting a fire? >> there are several cameras rolled los forges on the entry and exit as was long trudge we'll also look into this stage and see if there's anything unusual for july were location of the fire was there is no focus on that area. for those in need to get a long-term parking must think had how was that parking lot will people still appeal to poland? is a block dog? >> there is no problem getting in all of ones are open where the fires occurred is a point very close to the freeway reed here at 380 and 101 no impact whatsoever getting in or out of the lot. >> thank you. we'll have another update in just a few minutes on this tradition. speaking of updates and we're going to louisa for a checked on the forecast. >> thank you, 5:18 a.m. here's a short of the golden gate bridge seeing some rain around the white fog is expected to sit at the golden gate bridge like it has done for the past couple of days you might even feel some drizzle of their temperatures ar

we may have a camera there.ike -- we have been having trouble with the caltrans cameras but it's adding to an already slow ride. we are still dealing with this accident out of lanes now. but it's still causing spectator slowing westbound 580 approaching airway boulevard. this was the crash involving a box tail truck and van. so a couple of problem spots now on westbound 580 as you approach the dublin interchange. your drive time check out the middle drive time westbound 580, 19 minutes towards 680. quick check of the bay bridge, where traffic is still moving fine. into san francisco. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. >> we have had temperatures on the bay area, cooler than average in case you're wondering, today it's staying cool. no major warmup expected. 87 is the average daytime high in concord, today 82. temperatures 9 degrees below normal in san jose. 8 degrees off the mark in san francisco. and average daytime high in santa rosa 82. today 75. here's a look at

the vehicle had a dashboard camera, front and rear strobe lights and a mobile computer. he was wearing a california highway patr baseball cap. when they searched, they found handcuffs and multiple badges and several air shot pellet guns. >> they are trying to figure out if a group of car fires was an accident at the airport. the fires were reported after midnight. officials believe th fire begin in a toyota minivan that had been parked in lot since july 1. flames spread to half a dozen other cars. surveillance ceras were working but officials say no camera was pointed to the area where the fires burned. >> all the cars that wer affected, but the main car, it looks like the entire interior has been gutted. >> no one was injured. sfo says right now it has no plans to increase security in the long term lot. >> oakland's new police chief is giving updates on what he is doing to keep oakland residents safe in the wake of recent poli layoffs. the update comes hours after the city recorded its 47th homicide of the year. a man was shot to death at harmorn and seminary avenues. t

. >> there was a lot of cameras out there, media cameras and citizens had cameras. our investigators are following up on this because we need to send the message out that this will not be tolerated in our city. >> reporter: on the night of the riots police arrested 78 people. investigators are hoping to snag at least 15 more arrests after the release of these pictures. there are 15 in total. they are posted on our website at ktvu.com if you would like to see them for yourself. police are asking you to call them if you recognize anyone in the photos. they are offering up to $1,000 reward for information leading to the identification and prosecution of these people. >>> we are getting word out of clayton that a third suspect in a series of strong arm robberies was just arrested. police told ktvu news the 17 year old teenager came to the police station with his father a few minutes ago. officers believe he was the ring leader and was also a football player. the teens are accused of stocking victims using head phones, beating them up and demanding their devices. >>> we

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where are the cameras? how many cameras do we have? is everything ok? >> i think you have three. [laughter] >> i love that question. he wants to know where the cameras are and how we are shooting this thing. and then you insisted that you turn the monitor around. >> it is distracting to see yourself. >> all right. i am curious, people the process when they are directors -- this project, south of the border, i watched it last let myself. my sense is that you want to challenge -- my words, not yours -- challenge, correct, take on the mainstream media misperceptions of these countries and their leaders. >> that is me against a legion. you cannot win that battle. all the cuban do is show that what you see. -- all that you can do is show would you see. -- what you see. hugo chavez, more important than him is the story of these countries with natural resources, controlling them for the people. a big issue in our time. >> but if you did not think that the mainstream media had missed received this story you would not have gone down there. >> no, i probably would not have shot this. >> wh