One of the main attractions at this year’s festival is the "Filming Equipment Exhibition." High Definition technology is in the spotlight, and that includes 3D video cameras.
Sony released this 3D television device in April. It has two separate high definition screens -- one for each eye -- making it possible to watch 3D movies or TV programs at home. Although the device costs more than 6,000 yuan, visitors were lining up to take a look.
"It can create a more real visual effect due to the two separate screens. And the stereo headphones also gives people very good audio effect."
Meng Jianjun, an exhibitor says, "The Chinese mainland has launched 3D channels this year. That’s why we want to bring more high-end audio-visual systems so that people can have a good experience when watching 3D TV."
And this exhibitor is creating software to improve picture quality, for people who say they get dizzy or feel sick watching 3D shows and movies.
Jin Rishan, an exhibitor says, "It’s not only about showing off those nice devices, but also about how to make people feel comfortable and safe."
Meanwhile, this exhibitor was talking up the next big breakthrough in 3D television.
Zhang Chuang, an exhibitor says, "Naked-eye 3D is a trend. To achieve that, you have to start with the filming part, and then the screen part. Once we can develop this technology, that would make the naked-eye 3D a reality to provide a better visual effect."
The show has attracted about 100 exhibtors and will run through this Thursday.