For multiplane photoconversion of multiple isolated targets (for instance, in sparsely expressing samples), 3D-CGH holds an advantage over 3D-CGH-TF by enabling light shaping in a greater number ...

The multiplane camera system was similar to a baker’s rack, in that it was tall — about 12 feet — with a series of shelves which enabled the artists to add layers to a scene.

They called it the “multiplane camera”; when the studio tested it first on a stunningly crafted short called “The Old Mill” before using it for “Snow White,” Disney was thrilled by how ...

Multiplane 3D projection simulation (IMAGE) Optica. Caption. The researchers used their new method to simulate a holographic representation of a rocket [drawing shown in (a), point-cloud ...

The Multiplane Camera was developed in 1937 by Disney's Bill Garity. It was used in every Disney feature film through the 1989s "The Little Mermaid," making it the state-of-the-art in animations ...

His latest work for Fleet Foxes, “The Shrine/An Argument,” employs a method of animation called multiplane.. “You basically have several planes of glass stacked up with a camera pointing ...

The multiplane, wrote Flight magazine in 1921, is easy to dismiss “as one of those freaks so dear to certain French inventors.” They must have had D’Ecquevilly in mind.