Unfortunately, I've lost/mislaid/forgotten etc etc a small mounting bolt that completes my 3D 2 camera setup so I cannot attach an image - well I could, but it would only have 1 off centre camera so it would be a bit pointless. I have used 2 sanyo HD 1010's set 67 mm apart - if you have a big head maybe you need more separation and vice versa - and adjusted and produced the 3D in "another" software before doing the final editing in PD.

Quite good fun and pretty effective - except for an unsynchronised zoom or two which makes you go really "giddy". Both cameras do actually respond to one remote control so the unsynchronisation is due to operator error.

Since Cranston has not got any (yet) despite my urging, maybe PD10 3D will come with free glasses - rock on.

cheers
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I see a lot of the 2 camera setups on YouTube, but most of them don't bother to adjust the left/right view before uploading them and they are hard to watch. Is that mounting bolt for the tripod hole? If so, it should be a standard 1/4" bolt. Then again, UK is probably different, but it should still be a standard size, maybe 8mm.

I took this a few days ago. It is the tunnel leading into a cave. The cave itself was took dark, so I only got about 10 seconds of useable video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT3MZc3l6Bw __________________________________
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It's actually for mounting the camera on the horizontal bar, which is mounted on the tripod fluid head (same size 1/4"). I have literally mislaid the second mounting bolt - can't find it anywhere so I'll get another one ..... and then I'll find the original in my pocket or something.

Cheers
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This Sony camera is named as prosumer videocam. For "professional consumers"... I`d say its a full HD the best quality any TV braodcast can take pro camera in tiny space. Its so good that it wont allow you shoot any bad s#¤t. I cant wait to to get my hands on editing this stuff on PD 10 or PD9 plus. Mind boggling how one could now go and shoot whatever in 3d with this little thing. Compare it to Betacam SP megasized pro cam and this does everything so much better...

Hi Kikkeri,
It would be really good to have some sample 3D footage from your camera, one or x3 samples please 5 to 10 seconds long, unedited.

See 3D sample location: http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/18211.page

Thanks
Dafydd

Edited, added 3D location: http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/18211.page

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlyVdggflvE It is different from any other 3-D footage Ive seen as with this cam you can shoot 3d but it shows it in just about perfect 2d mode...

Never mind. 3D video FROM the camera, unedited, was what was needed.

I have removed your other post.

Thanks anyway.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSEe1iQWBZc are we little sensitive today ;) Thats 3-d in MPEG4 format ..from the camera ( sony HDR-TD10)

"Locally" you`ll find it here: http://directorzone.cyberlink.com/video/516640

[quote=Kikkeri]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSEe1iQWBZc are we little sensitive today ;) Thats 3-d in MPEG4 format ..from the camera ( sony HDR-TD10)[/quote]
YouTube processes the video that you upload. He wants raw video directly from the camera. Attach it to a post here in the forums. That way CyberLink can use the video for further development, and we can see how it works on our systems.

I apparently just deleted mine while cleaning up the computer, but I'll get more today. __________________________________
CORNBLOSSOM

Hi Kikkeri -

What Dafydd meant was to provide some raw clips DIRECTLY from the camera, as in:
1. Shoot video
2. Transfer to PC
3. Attach to forum reply

When any video (even if it's unedited) is uploaded to YouTube (or any other social media site), it's processed by the site. That means what you're viewing is no longer exactly the same as the raw clip DIRECTLY from your camera.

Cheers - Tony

Simultaneously saying the same thing Jaime!


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Kikkeri;
Do NOT use the "Quick Reply" box, click the "POST REPLY" button and you will see the <ATTACHMENTS> button.

Okay..here`s the attachment. Why no said this earlier ;)

Okay..heheh..NOW its raw and uncut as heck :))

Yes, that's what was needed, thank you, darn it's not posted on the new 3D thread. ha ha. See link below.

James, I'll look for your sample as the first one on there.

Thanks Tony... different angle, different way and the message was understood. I don't use the term "raw" for video as it has different meanings for still camera users and my son will tell me so.

Thanks for the mts file, excellent.

http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/0/18211.page#93673

Kikkeri

Does this require a 3D compatible monitor? I was expecting left/right views since I don't have one, but I'm just seeing the 2D video. Does it come with any basic editing software? I am curious if this is the only option, or if you can save it to a passive format, like anaglyph or polarized, if you choose.

Looked the camera up at Sony and looks interesting. I was hoping to be able to tinker with the video. __________________________________
CORNBLOSSOM

Hi Jaime,

If this is wrong, no doubt I will be quickly chastised, but I believe you require a 3D capable monitor and a 3D capable graphics card.

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Hi,
My system has a 3D graphic card but the monitor is just LCD and my graphics is 3D capable. I can vew certain types of 3
d images through my system when I enable it.
This is the 3D using the colored glasses blu and red (?). This 3D concept varies with the movies format. some 3D use different colors, some use different polarizing glasses (not sure of the terminology).
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So far only way to been viewing this 3-D footage in actual 3-D mode, is to view results from the cameras own LCD which shows all the 3d stuff like it should... Currently looking for other portable option too...

3-D without glasses is pretty hard to find. The first laptop comes out next month. http://www.engadget.com/2011/07/05/toshiba-reveals-the-qosmio-f750-glasses-free-3d-laptop-we-go-ha/ There is some software out there that claims to enable 3-D viewing but does it work in 3-D editing, I doubt. Anyway. As there`s currently one 3d channel in whole of Europe, I have a feeling you will have time to jump the band wagon. If you think the immerse, vast, humongous footage libraries shot up until to this date to be replaced by 3-D, now there`s a job of which the ones running around and shooting this new format footage, can truly benefit..

Hi,
found this for explaining a bit about 3-D formats, don't know if it is relevant or not
http://gopro.com/3d-ways-to-watch-3d/
It is info for GoPro but pertains to 3-D systems Intel i7-2600@3.4Gz Geforce 560ti-1GB Graphic accelerator, windows 7 Premium 12GB memory

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