I follow about the programs themselves creating 3D renditions. AutoCAD and 3D gaming have been around for a long time, and these are types of rendering programs. With the advent of 3D displays, these 3D objects are now projected in our vision with depth and phenomenal clarity. More specifically, live video footage and still-life photographs can be shot in 3D with amazing clarity. I think they are doing NFL and sports games in 3D, but I have not seen it.
How could these programs create 3D renditions of your coins without high resolution photographs.
Imagine CoinCommunity in the future. 3D photos, or short 3D videos utilizing 3D display technology. Not only can you view someone's type set, their coins would be much larger than life, crystal clear, and as if you could just reach out and touch it. If it were rotating, too, that would be cool.