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Okay, so I saw this link in a myspace group linking to bangin3d.com and I wondered if anyone else here has ever thought about doing something like that.
I have to admit, I thought about doing 3D porn before, but didn't know if it would make it in the gay world or if it would be worth the time to get the 3d imaging working.
Any thoughts?
-ME
A few years ago someone tried making a big push for 3d content although the costs of producing it were crazy, i actually seriously looked at it as a viable business model but the headsets that were needed at the time to view it properly via a monitor ran to about $100 a peice and they had to be purchased 2-3 weeks before the membership to the site.
This looks like its those cheap 3d glasses you get on comic books though and i have to admit, i never really found the quality of the content good enough to justify using those myself.
Regards,
Lee
I thought it would be fun to do one 3D scene in a Fratmen movie... we looked into it but it seemed way much more trouble than it's worth.
I still haven't given up on the idea..
3D content is going to be a breakthrough when we finally won't need glasses to view it. And judging by the way science is advancing we are going to have this opportunity in 5-10 years from now.
I had investigated this 3D concept in early 2005. Even purchasing the product in bulk, I also could not generate a profitable business model - with the time-consuming process of converting images and the expected additional customer service. I just looked at the old websites and I see that James and Ross of Coral Springs, Florida, are now selling their product on Ebay to gamers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee
that sounds cool actually
It is a good concept if you can make it worth the time, but that's the biggest hurdle from what I've figured. All the programs out there that can convert the files to 3D just take a while to run. Therefore, I couldn't really see a profitable reason to do this.
That would be neat to see. I think virtual reality would be even better
Virtual reality would be pretty cool. It's only a matter of time, though.
Yeah! Then it's sex you can just click off after an orgasm. You know, instead of trying to find a polite way to tell a bedmate to get out.Quote:
Originally Posted by MyLifeUncut
Heck...I'm still with my last one night stand...and that was almost a year ago!. lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by SPACE GLIDER
LOL!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MyLifeUncut
Hey, I'm not complainin'. I just didn't expect this. :)
Its already here :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MyLifeUncut
A lot of the symbian machines are now able to connect from user to user via a PC so one controls what goes on for the other person :)
Regards,
Lee
Oh really...where can I get one of these...? lol.
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Originally Posted by MyLifeUncut
""Ins and Outs of Teledildonics
09.24.04 | 2:00 AM
The UPS guy delivered my Sinulator the morning of the day I was giving a party. I signed, sent him on his way and returned to my preparations. It wasn't until hours later, draped around the room with about 20 friends, that I remembered my new toy.
The Sinulator is a device that lets you connect a sex toy to your computer so that other people can control it for you over the internet. After announcing to the room that I had one of these, I really had no choice but to open the box and pass the thing around.
If you've ever been to a baby shower, you're familiar with the "oooohs" and "aaaaahs" that ensued. We were all impressed with the surprisingly substantial vibrator, which features rotating plastic pearls in the shaft and a vibrating bunny for external stimulation. Also, it's pink.
Here's how it works. Your Sinulator package includes the transmitter, a vibrator and a receiver. You download the client application from Sinulator.com. During installation, you connect the transmitter to a USB port. (If you use Windows XP, make sure to read the installation note in the user guide and save yourself some frustration.)
When you're all installed and have the client running, you attach your toy to the wireless receiver and switch it on. Finally, you go to Sinulator.com and choose a name for your toy. After that, anyone who knows your toy's name can set your toy a-buzzin' using the Sinulator control panel. Neither of you has to register or divulge any personal information -- not even an e-mail address.
The control panel looks like a grown-up version of a driving toy for baby, with buttons and levers and sliders that you manipulate with your mouse. I laughed when I first saw it -- now you can have sex and drive a race car at the same time! If that's not a popular male fantasy, I don't know what is.
But it gets even better. You probably want to stick to the dashboard if you're at the office, but for home use, the Interactive Fleshlight is where it's at. The Fleshlight is a standard, sleeve-style vibrator for men, with a twist: It's also a transmitter. It measures the speed and force of each thrust and communicates those metrics to the software, which translates them into vibration and pulse on the other end.
In other words, a man can be thrusting in Cleveland while a woman is penetrated in Seattle, and the cybersex experience gets one step closer to the holodeck.
In part, cybersex appeals to women because it takes place in writing. The attention, the wordplay, the sensual imagery of great cybersex attracts us because it requires both parties to be present and to communicate. It's like starring in your own erotic story. Even when you add the visual excitement of a webcam, you can't tune out and get a woman off in cybersex.
The Sinulator relies on communication, too. The better you communicate, the better your Sinulator experience will be. Just watching my vibrator propel itself across my desk onto the floor was enough to tell me that anyone who wants to spend time with me is going to have to use the Jackhammer button sparingly, or it's going to be over real quick. (You can set local overrides, so no matter what the other guy does, the vibrator won't exceed the intensity levels you set. But we don't have to tell him that, now, do we?)
Like with real sex, you can thrust too hard or too fast, or finish too soon, or not finish at all. You can leave each other hanging or draw the experience out as long as you can stand it. If you're on your own, you can log on to SinulatorCams and pay to play.
Cybersex gets blamed for a lot of things, including social isolation, infidelity and divorce. It's a temptation previous generations of lovers didn't have to face, and it's technology, and therefore it's scary for a lot of folks.
Yet remote interaction technology -- or, as I like to call it, teledildonics -- has as much potential to bring people together as it does to drive people apart. If you travel often, or if you're in a long-distance relationship, this technology provides another avenue for intimacy, especially if it's harder for you to use toys with a partner than have sex au naturel. (More on that in a future column.)
As for me, well, I'm enjoying the novelty of it. I'm on the road as I write this week's column, and I can honestly say that the Sinulator beats the pocket rocket hands down, even if I am getting strange looks from the other Starbucks patrons.
See you next Friday,
Regina Lynn ""
You might also want to jump over to gizmodo(dot)com/gadgets/teledildonics/
They even have a >hug< shirt for those of you out there that are just -that- attached to your significant other. :joker:
So basically, someone can remotely control your "fleshlight" that you are "wearing"?
Do I even dare ask..how much for this system?
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Originally Posted by Kushiel
I haven't a clue, to be honest.
Talk about safer sex, though. :joker:
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Originally Posted by Mansized
For the base unit, it's $130 on their website. It could be an interesting addition to a webcam site...
For sure... Hmmm. Someone should look into that at some point...
um... I'm just finding this thread (not sure how I missed it) but ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Shima
http://www.business-sites.philips.co...out/Index.html
You already can