**This is a non-commercial, for-fun-only, site!** ...stereoscopic 3D MPEG video clips. Viewing instructions and other important tips are at the bottom of this page.
"Cutting The Cheese In Tillamook"
3D video clips of the Tillamook Cheese Factory in Tillamook, Oregon
These 3D videos show part of the cheese processing and packaging operation at the cheese factory in Tillamook, Oregon. There is an observation area on the second floor, behind glass, where visitors can look down on the action, and this is where I filmed these 3D segments. Segments 2 and 3 include informative *live* stereo audio of the documentary tape that plays on the monitors in the observation area, and in the other segments you can hear the visitors in that observation area... just like really being there... the only thing you are missing here is the smell of people cutting the cheese. Maybe this is why the glass window is there :-)
"Segment 1"
Both videos are 1.97M, 30fps and 16 seconds long. RIGHT Click on an image below and "Save Target As" (IE) or "Save Link As" (NS):
"Segment 2"
Both videos are 3.19M, 30fps and 26 seconds long. RIGHT Click on an image below and "Save Target As" (IE) or "Save Link As" (NS):
"Segment 3"
Both videos are 1.91M, 30fps and 15 seconds long. RIGHT Click on an image below and "Save Target As" (IE) or "Save Link As" (NS):
"Segment 4"
Both videos are 2.48M, 30fps and 21 seconds long. RIGHT Click on an image below and "Save Target As" (IE) or "Save Link As" (NS):
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