Archive for May, 2007
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This video is in 3D. To see it in 3D, wear red-cyan anaglyph glasses
with the red lens over the left eye.
Topic: Tips for making good 3D anaglyph videos for YouTube
This video is in 3D. To see it in 3D, wear red-cyan anaglyph glasses
with the red lens over the left eye.
Topic: Tips for good macro (close up) stereoscopic photography and imaging
Shot with my two old Sony TRV-140 camcorders, “just as” seen in this video.
My “Macro mode” for this video:
Stereo Base = 2 1/4 inches
Zoom = close to 15x
Distance to Subject = about 3 feet
Toe-in = “just enough”
Editing Process = same as always (Adobe After Effects or Stereo Movie Maker)
1) Be sure you have Window Media Encoder Installed:
Windows Media Encoder 9 Series
2) Plug in your DV camcorder to your PC via firewire.
3) Download, unzip, then open this zipped Windows Media Encoder project file, then follow the instructions in my video. Be sure to save any changes that you make to the project file:
Zipped WME Project File
Video response to Clyde’s comment on the Two Main Reasons Not to Toe-in Stereoscopic Camera Lenses post, explaining how the image with no toe-in is supposed to be aligned.
Here is the final anaglyph JPG after alignment:
Click here for a larger image of on the thumbnail below.
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