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Re: 3D tumble not really 3D
by Chris Heuer on Jun 24, 2009 at 6:02:02 pm

It sounds like you have your answer, but yes, for the most part, anything you want to have true depth in stereo needs to be a 3D Layer. I did a commercial using all 3D layers and flying the camera through them. For fun, I created a second camera and combined the 2 outputs with the 3D glasses effect. It worked quite nicely! It sounds like you don't even need that (3D glasses effect).

I'd love to hear your techniques for combining stereo images. I did that whole Nosferatu film, but I'm still just learning!

Chris


Chris Heuer
Freefall FX, LLC


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