Red's Hydrogen One (3D not pictured) RED collaborator Phil Holland gave Engadget a bit more information about how Lithium will work. "Lithium is designed to create very high quality H4V images ...

If you look at the picture below, you can see a mirror in the wide opening at the bottom of the camera. The camera uses mirrors as a beam splitter to align each 4K camera to capture 3D video. Lucid ...

RED, the company behind last year’s Hydrogen One, is teasing a full-on 3D camera add-on for its smartphone called Lithium. ... “Lithium is designed to create very high quality H4V images.

According to RED, this screen technology “features nanotechnology that seamlessly switches between traditional 2D content, holographic multi-view content, 3D content, and interactive games.” ...

Photos of people generally end up looking really goofy, ... The Hydrogen One isn't just about consuming 3D content. It's about creating it. And if that appeals to you, ...

RED teases a modular, $1,600 titanium Android phone with a 3D screen RED’s typical hyper-aggressive product design makes for an interesting-looking phone. Ron Amadeo – Jul 6, 2017 7:55 pm | 129 ...

Attached was the photo seen below of a 3D camera rig that uses the Hydrogen One at its core. RED further explains to Engadget that “Lithium is designed to create very high-quality H4V images.

Photos of people generally end up looking really goofy, ... And that's what truly differentiates it from previous 3D devices. The Hydrogen One isn't just about consuming 3D content.