AE output as circular polarized stereoscopic 3D

Yes! This can be done. Just need to create two renders one left eye, one right. CS5.5 and higher has a stereoscopic camera which allows you to automate the convergence and ocular distance.

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Stereoscopic work is very complicated and difficult. I'd encourage you to find and read as much information as you can about how stereoscopic works. Given the way you've phrased your questions I don't think you understand these. I hope that's not offensive to you, but I don't have the time to give a primer on stereoscopic.

I'd strongly encourage you to look into hiring someone with stereoscopic experience to help you with this project.

Goodluck to you. Sincerely.

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Oh - and to answer your question about the output format, most of the time you'll want to use side-by-side Left/Right as an output format, but most S3D monitors/TVs also allow you to select what 3D format is in use, so the answer is.... probably side-by-side, but confirm with whatever your ultimate display system is going to be.

The other factor is that side-by-side reduces horizontal resolution by half. I believe for production discreet images is the only choice. Particularly for polarized display.

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