just a little 3d Stereo Comp test.... comments welcome

[shonofear]

*UPDATE*
Page Flip now available
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Hey fellas,
Just been doin my demo reel as a vfx compositor and thought how good it would be to have a 3d stereo shot in there.

Soo... I managed to get a half workin result after a few days.



DOWNLOAD HERE ...

http://www.shonovfx.com/media/Shonofear ... 03_web.mov (8mb - Anaglyphical)

NEW Page Flip mode here >>> http://www.shonovfx.com/media/niasStere ... ip_Pxy.AVI (1mb - PageFlip)


I have been using the very useful features of The Foundary's 'Nuke' Compositing software which incorporates stereo comping pretty good.
This is my first time makin a Steza shot so plz tell me what yous honestly think.

The main background photo was taken by me whilst on holidays in Indonesia using a little stereo camera holder made out of toothbrush box

So i take 1 photo and then slide the camera to the other side. Sort of worked with steady hands

Take it easy,

Cheers

Shono

[sharky]

lol!

nice.. did you try to take semi-stereoscopic pictures? kind of strange.. its a 2D picture with only certain parts in 3D.. i posted a tutorial in the DIY section around a year ago! giv eit a shot!

[cybereality]

Looks cool man. I tried to download the video but it was taking forever and a day so I stopped it. Nice image though.

[shonofear]

Thanks 4 lookin.

Just added a 1mb Page Flip version that should be quick and easy to download for yas.
Im actually workin on making this clip alot longer and doing more to it.

Cheers

Shono

[LukePC1]

I like the movement - it's very fast. Are the persons 2D or is there just not enough seperation and so on them to notice e.g. the arms *popout* a little?

Just thought if you rendered the figures in real 3D, you (I) don't realy notice, so you could either make it a little more obvious or save some work

PS: I've only seen the pageflipping file and hope it's similar to the anaglyph version

[shonofear]

hey,
the fighting actors are from a 2d greenscreen shot.
I just offset 1 eyes view to either be in negative parallax space (in screen i think) or positive parallax space (out of screen).
What did u mean when you said

rendering the figures in real 3D ???

I have a quicktime breakdown of the shot here...

http://shonovfx.com/blog/?page_id=7

Shono

[LukePC1]

I meant something like using the figures of 3D games and similar things. Those could be rendered in S-3D and then maybe placed in the shot, but it might require some professional applications/programs.

Or in other words: use 2 slightly different figures for left and right picture