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David H. Wilson · June 1st, 2009, 01:54 AM

David, while I realize there is more on your plate than I can even imagine...

We are deep in preparation for a stereo documentary that is single camera with a mirror box. Shooting 4K (2:1) .r3d gives us two side-by-side 2K X 2K images. We then crop the vertical to whatever aspect ratio we desire. Our results thus far are very good.

My question is:

Is it conceivable to split the single image in Neo3D (ala Stereoscopic Viewer) in such a way as to apply metadata changes and be able to utilize all of those mouth-watering Neo3D advantages (Convergence control, Stereo color adjustment and Independent eye color adjustments)?

Seems it can't hurt to ask.

Many many thanks,
David

David Taylor · June 1st, 2009, 06:08 PM

David, this is doable, but some engineering work is required. Perhaps we should take this offline. dtaylor at cineform dot com.

June 1st, 2009, 01:54 AM	#1
David H. Wilson Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Culver City, CA Posts: 124	Neo3D Question David, while I realize there is more on your plate than I can even imagine... We are deep in preparation for a stereo documentary that is single camera with a mirror box. Shooting 4K (2:1) .r3d gives us two side-by-side 2K X 2K images. We then crop the vertical to whatever aspect ratio we desire. Our results thus far are very good. My question is: Is it conceivable to split the single image in Neo3D (ala Stereoscopic Viewer) in such a way as to apply metadata changes and be able to utilize all of those mouth-watering Neo3D advantages (Convergence control, Stereo color adjustment and Independent eye color adjustments)? Seems it can't hurt to ask. Many many thanks, David Last edited by David H. Wilson; June 1st, 2009 at 10:09 AM. Reason: grammar

June 1st, 2009, 06:08 PM	#2
David Taylor Major Player Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Solana Beach, CA Posts: 853	David, this is doable, but some engineering work is required. Perhaps we should take this offline. dtaylor at cineform dot com.