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April 2, 2007 10:15 PM Subscribe
3D Video Project: I am trying to work in three dimensional video just like people do 3D photos. Any advice?
I am getting ready to write a proposal for one of my Media Studies classes about doing a 3d video project. I don't have a ton of ideas yet but I'm mostly working off a friends project from last year.
Deb did 3d photos based off a Loreo 3D lens. (http://www.loreo.com/pages/products/loreo_3dcap.html) They were great and she also used their viewer.
I want to do something similar with two Panasonic 4ECM cameras. I have two main concerns.
1.) Can I simply make some kind of weird mount to film with the lenses being spaced as evenly apart as the human eye is? (Really is it that simple because when I look at the 3d photo lenses that seems to be as simple as it is…)
2.) I don’t have a lot of ideas for viewing. The best I can come up with is trying to use very small LCD screen and the “loreo dark grey deluxe viewer” (as seen on left side bar in previous link)
Any comments or ideas? Especially about the viewing problem. I have extensive FCP and AVID experiance, etc... I think this could be fun….
I am getting ready to write a proposal for one of my Media Studies classes about doing a 3d video project. I don't have a ton of ideas yet but I'm mostly working off a friends project from last year.
Deb did 3d photos based off a Loreo 3D lens. (http://www.loreo.com/pages/products/loreo_3dcap.html) They were great and she also used their viewer.
I want to do something similar with two Panasonic 4ECM cameras. I have two main concerns.
1.) Can I simply make some kind of weird mount to film with the lenses being spaced as evenly apart as the human eye is? (Really is it that simple because when I look at the 3d photo lenses that seems to be as simple as it is…)
2.) I don’t have a lot of ideas for viewing. The best I can come up with is trying to use very small LCD screen and the “loreo dark grey deluxe viewer” (as seen on left side bar in previous link)
Any comments or ideas? Especially about the viewing problem. I have extensive FCP and AVID experiance, etc... I think this could be fun….
You'll probably also want some way of syncing the video of the cameras while you're recording, or else they'll be some fraction of a frame out of sync.
Here are some display ideas
posted by krisjohn at 1:26 AM on April 3, 2007
Here are some display ideas
posted by krisjohn at 1:26 AM on April 3, 2007
Here's a 'How to do 3D' film (in Real Media unfortunately) that might help
posted by gravelshoes at 4:39 AM on April 3, 2007
posted by gravelshoes at 4:39 AM on April 3, 2007
Response by poster: Thank you! These were very helpful!
posted by meta x zen at 10:18 AM on April 3, 2007
posted by meta x zen at 10:18 AM on April 3, 2007
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2) Buy a batch of 3D glasses online, and make your movie into an anaglyph.
posted by migurski at 11:19 PM on April 2, 2007