SHOOT 3D NOW ! How to use a 3D side-by-side rig - www.3DFilmFactory.com

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Published by 3deefilm at 11/14/2009 05:54 Like

www.3DFilmFactory.com -- A quick tutorial "How to Shoot Professional Looking Stereoscopic 3D" using a simple side-by-side 3D camera rig. For more info on 3D Camera Rigs, 3D Production & 3D Training Workshops visit www.3DFilmFactory.com

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Marshal Jose, at 02/09/2013 12:40, says:
So informative...thank you so much
Microslipp, at 11/17/2012 02:27, says:
Ur video is very informative, "it takes 2 eyes to get a 3dimensional view?" lol ;-) I have a question, could one just film with 1 camera and then use a 2D to 3D Side By Side converter? then you'd have a split screen, and normally a tv should be able to join them together as 3D by simply pressing the 3D button. would that be possible? Or would the quality be bad? This is just a theoretical question, maybe u have the answer?
Adnan Manzoor, at 05/22/2012 23:48, says:
Excellent, good work, really helpful to understand 3D.
piper4seeformerly, at 04/08/2012 02:19, says:
The thing to note is that this camera setup does not operate the way human eyes do. If someone wishes to experience 3D on a video similar to the way they experience life in 3D certain factors must resemble each other. We move our eyes together or apart depending on where the thing we want to look at is located. If the desired focal point is moving in space so must the triangle between focal point - left eye angle - right eye angle change it's geometry to accommodate this.
3dfilmfactory, at 03/13/2012 02:06, says:
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callumsvidsHD, at 02/17/2012 01:31, says:
where did you get the '3d mirror glasses'? could you give me a link or name to direct me to where to buy them? are they expensive? i cant imagine they would be..
Jeff Brown, at 01/15/2012 21:42, says:
Shouldn't the ocular distance equal our eyes (~2.5") to look real and remain comfortable? I also try to set the parallax up as close to the subjects distance then fine tune each shot back in the studio. So many videos are painful to watch because the parallax rules have not been adhered to. Nice to see your 3D efforts, thanks for the video.
yourcity3D, at 01/11/2012 21:11, says:
NICE! we like 3D ;)
3dfilmfactory, at 09/16/2011 19:43, says:
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3dfilmfactory, at 09/12/2011 16:12, says:
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tonebank2000, at 08/17/2011 00:58, says:
no
3deefilm, at 07/23/2011 02:43, says:
yes
Jonathan Calderon, at 07/11/2011 04:05, says:
Is that Balboa Park?
shadowmaster207, at 05/15/2011 05:33, says:
does this work with filming for clear 3d glasses?
3deefilm, at 05/01/2011 02:36, says:
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ranu1984, at 02/02/2011 06:12, says:
awesome.....thank youuu
RomeWalks, at 11/11/2010 10:25, says:
Very interesting video - thanks
Dinushan Rockefeller, at 11/04/2010 04:49, says:
Great Video, Thanks
Sandip Kunchikorwe, at 11/03/2010 18:33, says:
thanks lot for good idea
The3dphotoartist, at 08/28/2010 05:28, says:
Great tutorial! Thanks.
domacindomace, at 07/16/2010 18:59, says:
Previse stvari treba
bwillwall, at 07/13/2010 20:53, says:
this is something i want to do when im older (im 14 lol)
kdriver05, at 05/01/2010 01:06, says:
Depends on the depth of the shot.