Converting anaglyph to a "real" 3D format

jerrys

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Nov 06, 2014 19:04

Does anyone know if it's possible to convert an anaglyph 3D file into an under-over or side-by-side format? Jerry Schwartz

Dafydd B

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Nov 07, 2014 04:17

Quote: Does anyone know if it's possible to convert an anaglyph 3D file into an under-over or side-by-side format?

Unlikely Jerry, in my view.
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James1

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Nov 07, 2014 12:26

Hi,
I have had some success in previous versions of PD outputing anaglyph 3D to side by side. This can be seen on my You Tube videos, but since my machine (monitor only supports anaglyph) I am not sure how they view on a bonified 3D monitor using side by side. I picked the side by side output when producing the final production, on some and You tube done the translation on some others.
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jerrys

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Nov 07, 2014 12:40

I thought it was a far fetched idea.

My reason for asking is that using anaglyphs on a big 3D TV seemed like a stupid waste.

NASA sent a 3D camera up to the ISS, and they've taken some amazing footage; but it's strictly anaglyph, so far as I know. Because they are published by the US government, they are not copyright protected (at least insofar as US citizens go).

http://mentalfloss.com/article/59923/astronauts-iss-put-gopro-sphere-water

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