First 3D Experience FullHD in Portugal

[Marco Neiva]

Hello,
this is the first experience in 3D using HD cameras in Portugal, all record is made in 1920x1080 25p.
I am sharing with you to give an opinion.


Here is the version: 1280x720 25p

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Material:

2 cameras Sony EX1 XDCAM
1 Tripod Manfroto Model 510 (ENG tripod), i use to my DVCAM Sony DSR-300
Maya 8.0 for the initials animations
Canopus Edius 4.6 - for the edition of 2 video streams in XDCAM footage

Improvements to be made:
corrections of color
final credits in 3D

later will put images of the 3D rig

take this opportunity to thank all the people who were involved in making this video.

Any questions, just say.

join the fun, Marco Neiva.

[Sebastien Thomas]

Can't see the files, but :

- you need an oscilloscope to adjust levels of both camera to match.
- how do you use your footages to "show" the result in 3D to your audience ?

Thanks.

[Prech Marton]

i also cannot download, why not use a better upload homepage?

[Marco Neiva]

hi,

to download the files, only need open the link MegaUpload, insert the code image verification and press "download", wait 45 seconds, and press "Free Download".

Originally Posted by Prech Marton

i also cannot download, why not use a better upload homepage?

ok, what is the best page of uploading?


thanks, Marco Neiva.

[Dominik Seibold]

There are adaptive-deinterlacing-artefacts.
Way too fast shutter for my taste.

[Marco Neiva]

Hi all,

here are some pictures taken during the recordings,
you can see the 3D Rig.

thanks, Marco Neiva.

[Alister Chapman]

If you take the hand grip off you can get the cameras much closer together. There is a small circuit board inside the grip housing with a single plug. Undo the plug and the zoom rocker and all the buttons can be detached easily. Doing this gets the cameras another 30mm closer.

[Marco Neiva]

Originally Posted by Alister Chapman

If you take the hand grip off you can get the cameras much closer together. There is a small circuit board inside the grip housing with a single plug. Undo the plug and the zoom rocker and all the buttons can be detached easily. Doing this gets the cameras another 30mm closer.

Hi Alister Chapman,

I know that this was possible, but the cameras are not mine, were borrowed, I did not want to spoil anything because it is a somewhat complicated process.
thanks for comment.

Marco Neiva.

[Stefan von Halenbach]

Are the two cameras synced together with a cable?

btw. imho it is not a good idea to bring the two cameras too close together. So they are okay, as they are now.

[Prech Marton]

"it is not a good idea to bring the two cameras too close together. "

What? The stereo base depend on the object distance (min and max).
Do you know the 1/30 rule?
There is nothing like "too close". What if you want record a macro?
This requires 2-4 cm base!
For general situation, i find that 6-10cm is good.
More base is for far, landscape theme.
thats my experience.

[Marco Neiva]

Hi all,

see this video, has done with a handycam for a boy of 13 years old, but you can see how the work was on the field.

video: Making OF - Maravilhas3D

thanks, Marco Neiva.

[Marco Neiva]

hi all,

i'm back, in my 3d production "Maravilhas 3D", i have some stereoscopic errors because the interocular distance i use is too large.
the solution is make some adjustments in post productions, for that, i have been making some tests with software Nuke+Ocula.

is here one of my tests in anaglyph images.
which is the image that you like?

one is the original and the other the corrected.


cheers, Marco Neiva

[Prech Marton]

i prefer the second.
i see bad ghosting on the background of the first pic.
but this is due maybe the anaglyph format.

[Giroud Francois]

the second shoud look better, especially with anaglyph because there is always the problem of having luminance in red and green that is causing ghosting against the luminance of the real picture.
but the second picture has probably a totally different depth perception of the first one. ( seems the neutral plan is set now to the background wall.).
Anyway, i check the price of the programs used (ocula + nuke) and it is pretty expensive.

[Alister Chapman]

it doesn't look like it's done anything other than shift the channels left and right a bit which you could do with just about any edit or compositing software.