This is a new term for me... "Mura: For various reasons, it’s challenging to make each pixel display exactly the same color, even if the computer output to the display is a frame consisting of one

The new display is as it says, a "portrait" display. It's been optimized to display portrtaits shot with depth sensing cameras or slide bars. When used in that fashion, I suspect that a powerful

What Bill Costa wrote: 100% agree. I was a beta tester for the original Cinera and I still feel the IQ is amazing. They did away with the screen door effect long ago by using high resolution

I saw that on Road to VR yesterday. I had been following Varjo's products for a while now but... they are way beyond expensive - for industry use only. And the support cost per year alone is also

Had to laugh - a 'quick look' that resulted in a page long description. You've already delved more deeply into this than most. I think 3D 'digital viewers' and VR headsets are two different animals.

I only had a quick look at this, but from my first quick overview, this is impressive! I have been preaching for the past 10 yrs that digital viewers have the potential to be the HOLY GRAIL, if

Seems this new 7.9 inch diagonal display is replacing the original 8.9 inch which is no longer listed on the LookingGlass Factory website.

The LookingGlass Factory have launched a Kickstarter campaign for a new 7.9 inch diagonal "holographic" display - LookingGlass Portrait. Today and tomorrow only you can fund the campaign at $199 USD

The x86_64-linux-gnu is only quoted in the doc as a work around to install py3exiv2 in my Linux Mint box, only because it happens to be 64 bits. But py3exiv2 should work in 32 system as well, only the

I don't quite agree here. The image quality and clarity of 1080p and 2K 3D phones and tablets are quite impressive. They have little in common with the old Fuji V1 and V3 displays. I haven't seen

I do understand this Francois... and maybe I should have been more clear. No 3d display like Lume will match MF film with great optics and back lighting. Glasses free 3d viewing has too many

The problem with much of the reasoning here is that - again - the product is evaluated mainly from the standpoint of traditional stereoscopic photography. The Lume Pad is aimed primarily at graphic

I've got the same error, but the software is running properly. Hope Antonio will find how to make this more usable for not-developer users! He's software worth it! ;-)

John, very valid points indeed... fully agreed. Remarkably, looking in a Realist viewer in 1950 and even today, is still very impressive. Digital has not yet trumped the film viewer Wow factor yet.

Do you have a more precise error message? If it can help, the doc of py3exiv2 says that it needs python-all-dev (≥ 3.2), libexiv2-dev (≥ 0.20), libboost-python-dev (≥ 1.48), g++ to build [I

I keep on seeing that Lume is designed as a commercial device to advertise products. But can it fly with such a limited use? Will advertisers buy into it for that use? Now there has been in the

Yes, if they can’t make a phone that will appeal to the masses as well as the 3D addicts, they are sunk. Yes, I am skeptical after looking at the history of 3D and photography. My prediction will

Have installed 3 times STMANI3 on Linux Mint 19.3 Mate 64-Bit computers successfully! Installation on 32-Bit computer fails with the x86_64-linux-gnu problem. Installation on Ubuntu Studio 20 is

The reference to the architecture x86_64 is in the "Possible Installation Issues" section. This comes from the installation/compilation of the dependency "py3exiv2" which is problematic for some

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