HYTEK iVCam - Stereo 3D Webcam, revolutionize your online video chatting experience

A value pack comes with two USB2.0 high speed and high resolution PC Camera (max. 1600x1200 resolution, winxp or vista supporting),
one triport, one camera attachment plate, four pairs of red/cyan glasses and one free license of stereo 3D camera driver.

The dual camera's setup can be adjusted at horizontal/vertical direction as well as the
distance between two cameras. This provides more flexibilities for camera's alignment, 3D
depth adjustment and base object distance selection. Besides it still keeps the two webcams
as two separate devices, much better than fixed single 3D webcam's design in terms of
value and functionalities. And the 12 different video mixing modes provide multiple 2D and
3D viewing methods besides anaglyph 3D.

Key Features of HYTEK Stereo 3D Camera Driver:

Creates a virtual 3D camera that gathers video from two physical cameras

Compatible with MSN messenger, Yahoo messenger, QQ, ICUII and other video chatting software, chat in
3D

12 different video mixing output modes: left, right, side by side, side by side with ratio, up and down, up
and down with ratio, 3D color anaglyph, 3D gray anaglyph, 3D true anaglyph, 2D in 3D, 3D in 2D. Can be
configured in filter property page. The last settings will be remembered for next time loading.

Compatible with AMCAP, Windows Media Encoder etc software to record 3D anaglyph video, movie

Works with adobe flash player, publish your online webcam in 3D

Works with any webcams (USB or firewire) that support RGB24 and 320x240 or 640x480, such as logitech
quickcam, as well as our 480K Stereo Pair Webcam Suite and 1.3M Stereo Pair Webcam Suit e

Provide pin property page for left and right camera selection and set video output size. The last settings will
be remembered for next time loading.
Used for personal or company 3D video conferencing, industry dual camera monitoring system or stereo
camera system etc.

Left side is an 3D image with hands out of
the screen effects. It maybe harder for some
people not used to 3D, but look closer to the
screen (because the hands are very close to
the cameras) and try to register your brain so
that red and cyan shadow will overlay each
other, you will see the 3D effect.