Stereoscopic 3D Only!
ionescu
10 Jan 2011 09:54
Very interesting. Never thought of stereoscopic fractals.
"How many examples of stereoscopic clips should we setup here? "
As many as you wish but one at a time. :)
"How many examples of stereoscopic clips should we setup here? "
As many as you wish but one at a time. :)
ionescu
10 Jan 2011 18:21
I have been working stereoscopic cinema for a company before doing it for stock. I decided to make Coins Fall stereoscopic after I noticed an increase in interest for stereoscopic footage.
Stereoscopic image is old at least as photography. Stereoscopic fashion has come and gone many times. I do not think the present wave will last longer. Stereoscopic image is something you get accustomed to. The moment you become accustomed you no longer notice it. So, I doubt this fashion will last very long.
Stereoscopic image is old at least as photography. Stereoscopic fashion has come and gone many times. I do not think the present wave will last longer. Stereoscopic image is something you get accustomed to. The moment you become accustomed you no longer notice it. So, I doubt this fashion will last very long.
PiaPoi
13 Jan 2011 02:56
I have produced a few 3-D clips and have uploaded them as side by side with the left eye right and the right eye left. This is because you can look at them, cross your eyes and see them in 3-D without glasses. I have seen these clips on a Panasonic 3-D TV and they look stunning.
Incidentally, perhaps you guys might like to see my 3-D animated short. Just type in Swan Lake Safety Pins into YouTube and it will come up in flat and 3-D versions. It took a LOT of work to make it.
Incidentally, perhaps you guys might like to see my 3-D animated short. Just type in Swan Lake Safety Pins into YouTube and it will come up in flat and 3-D versions. It took a LOT of work to make it.
PiaPoi
13 Jan 2011 03:01
Here's another. It is very 3-D at the end. usually gets a "wow" from the audience.
PiaPoi
13 Jan 2011 21:05
There is a viewer you can download if you have anaglyph glasses or a shutter system tv which will output whatever format you want from the raw side by side frames. The Panasonic will do it as well although I have only tested it with a DVD and not a file on a USB data stick.
zygistudio
3 Apr 2011 18:57
Opening narcissus flower time-lapse:
RekindlePhoto
3 Apr 2011 19:17
So the big question ... what is or will be the standard? Kinda like VHS versus Beta, who will win. Making 3D in the wrong format will be the loser sucker bet. It may be some time before a standard is decided on.
wideweb
3 Apr 2011 19:43
As a producer, Don, you do not have to worry about the broadcasting standard. You just have to produced high quality raw footage, one clip per eye. It will be compatible with all broadcasting system and TV sets.
zygistudio
3 Apr 2011 19:53
Exactly. From 2 clips (left / right eye) you can make any possible stereoscopic 3D format. I usually make additional cross-vision clip which nowadays can be viewed with most players.
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