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my 3d video of a skull coming right out of the screen watch out.after that i shoot a gun right in your face!then i take a rusty chain and hit you with it put on 3d glasses then this gun will touch your nose. This is a 3d video i made with two high definition video cameras.i put the cameras about 3 inches apart.then i used a edit software to make the video 3d.the see the effect put on a pair of red and cyan 3d glasses.cyan is a light blue color.dont use real d 3d glasses or red and green or yellow and blue glasses only red and cyan will work.
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14/07/2009 : 2nd test of a computer generated anaglyph movie (OpenGL & C++). This time, the difficulty was to generate the 3D only for the part of the landscape in the screen, stopping the 3D effect on the surface of your ‘3D-killer’monitor ! 🙂 This kind of picture gives the impression of watching an aquarium with the sand bottom always behind the glass. Video resolution : 1280×720 (HD) As for the first test, you need colored glasses to see the 3rd dimension. The Red/Blue combination gives the best result.
Movie taken by Fujifilm Finepix REAL 3D W1. Converted to color anaglyph by Stereo Movie Maker.
BEST VIEWED IN HD. And of course with red/blue 3D glasses. Metroid Prime screens in anaglyph 3D. Made with the Dolphin emulator and iZ3D drivers. The video compression gives some of these images a ghosting effect. You can view and download the original uncompressed images at www.flickr.com
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This is the animated intro for ac/dc’s Black Ice world tour. I find it pretty funny, check it out.
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Animation from Pink Floyd’s The Wall.
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this tribute was made by some chinese fans. We love you more, Michael! LOVE
The Nicest Thing (**album version**) from Made Of Bricks OUT NOW! Made with: Windows Movie Maker Font: My own handwriting Drawings: All hand draw by me then scanned I now have the file thanks to Chris Flew! www.sendspace.com *I know I’ve mispelt “your’re” towards the end of the video. If anyone wants to know more about the video please message me.
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The two songs used in this are called “Despair” and Tragic”. The voices were taken from Naruto and Bleach episodes and do NOT match the subtitles. Honors (Thank you all for the awesome comments!) #49 – Most Discussed (Today) – Film & Animation #84 – Top Favorited (Today) #7 – Top Favorited (Today) – Film & Animation #22 – Top Rated (Today) – Film & Animation
This is the trailer for ‘The Hunt’ by Marco Spitoni. It has been converted into stereoscopic 3D. The tutorial, showing how to perform this conversion, can be find on the ‘Stereoscopic 3D’ channel on YouTube. This clip is Copyright Macro Spitoni and was used with permission. The original clip as well as the full movie can be downloaded from www.cee-gee.net
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For best viewing, watch the video full screen and in 480 pixelmode. To see the images in 3D, hold your head up straight (very important or the two images won’t line up properly), look at the vertical center line and cross your eyes. The 3D image will appear in the middle. If you don’t see the 3D picture right away, keep trying, it takes a bit of practice.
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Watch Simon Robinson, Chief Scientist at The Foundry, demonstrating Ocula to FX Guide’s Jeff Heusser. Ocula is an Award Winning plug-in set that helps to solve common problems encountered during post production on stereoscopic footage. Tools include: Interocular Shifter, Vertical Aligner, New View, Paint, Rotoscoping & MatchGrade. (www.fxguide.com)
In this exclusive interview by Meant to be Seen (mtbs3D.com), Crytek announces available native stereoscopic 3D support in CryEngine products. They also demonstrate CryEngine 2 running a special demo on an iZ3D monitor through their customized module support at the 2009 Game Developers Conference. Please excuse the poor audio quality.
Stereoscopic 3D broadcasting is here, and post production professionals are thinking about how they can integrate this new technology into their workflows. Autodesk talks to broadcasters and post production facilities about the creative demands of supporting Stereoscopic 3D content. www.autodesk.com
In this second part of the tutorial, I explain how to maneuver your two cameras through 3D space together, producing a convincing stereoscopic effect when the eyes are crossed. Two things I forgot to mention in the video: 1. You’ll probably want to reposition the 3D cursor at some point. To do so, either right- or left-click, depending on your settings. 2. If at some point you want to go back to using object centers as the pivots for rotation and so forth, rather than the 3D cursor, press shift-comma.
