3D Video Test and Question

[BlackSharkfr]

Hi Although i recommand you to upload the two image sie by side for broadcasting over youtube, it's very useful to have at east some kind of preview inside your vieo editing software. in the top track compositing mode : select "add", the bottom track just leave normal In the channel blend matrix, for left eye (red) red = 1*R (the rest at 0) green =0 blue=0 alpha= 1*A (the rest at 0) for right eye (cyan) red = 0 green = 1*G (the rest at 0) blue= 1*B (the rest at 0) alpha= 1*A (the rest at 0)

[BlackSharkfr]

These settings will give you a preview similar to the youtube anaglph red/cyan (colour) mode, which i extremely useful to evaluate te quality of your 3D setup and do small 3D parallax corrections by sliding the images until your main subject has it's images well aligned and in focus.

For the final render however, don't export in anaglyph : using side by side and the yt3d feature will give you much bette quality !

Good luck and have fun !

[Venaloid]

Hey cool, thanks! I'll try that when I get the chance!

[JeffHardyRulz1000]

i know how to do this easier. and u can adjust it on youtube. u have to use this tag. yt3d:enable=true

[heathfield17]

Nice

[smpfilms]

Spy Kids glasses! lol, I had those too!

You video worked for me but it was REALLY dark and hard to see. Try doing it my way by simply making the two videos edited next to each other rather than over each other. Then use YouTube's new tags to do the overlay for you.

-Cory

[naberbuur]

Where are we Youtuber supose to get those classes?? :s cause i don't have them :'(

[Venaloid]

Yeah the sun was going down and I didn't have enough weak lamps floating around. I think I WILL try that tag.

[STEF88988]

I used the spy kids glasses to watch your video. HAHA!