@OntarioJibber yeah I see what you're saying - I'd imagine it was possible, but a lack of hands on experience with FCPX means I can't give u any info :( Sorry about that x
This tut is awesome, how can i do the same but with red blue glasses, cuz i am dping a homework for university and i want to do a 3d presentation, thank u so much!
@eljaimillo just play with the settings like elliot says - there are several options and one is the red - blue glasses. I also think someone commented on the video with a more detailed explaination for the red - blue glasses :) x
@REELOnlineFilmSchool N/p. I'm still trying to work out the settings. I feel like it could be so much better with a little more insight but I'm just missing something. Hopefully I'll figure it out & if I do I'll definitely share the information.
wat do i have to do to make it work with the red n blue glasses , please im doin a lil project for my lil niece , it would be fun to do it in 3D n puttin glasses wit the whole family , please thank you
@kmobthm hey, at about 6:45 elliot talks about the different ways you can shift the colour or "channels" as i think he puts it, he's just chosen a different option from the drop down menu and you'll see it goes red and blue. Just play around with it until you get the best effect :) Hope this helps and that the project goes down well x
@Mrhenryhoudini Hi. The process is the same, you just have to shift a different colour layer than the blue. Experiment a little with the offset and you'll crack it. :D Send us your results if you upload them to YouTube.
Thanks for the tutorial man. When I get back to school next week I'm defiantly going to try this on our final cut express software that we have in video production class. Again I thanks I really appreciate this tutorial very well.
@Hyminym Yeah thats the principle of "real" 3D. This however is a post production process for people who cant afford the equipment during production. James Cameron recently produced the "pace-cameron" system that im sure you'll agree creates some pretty stunning 3D :)
Hi would this effect work in FCP 10?
It's a cool Effect
Thanks
but dose it work in FCP 10?
3Dking100 7 months ago
@3Dking100 I would imagine so as FCP X is a step up... We don't have it though, so can't say for sure. x
REELOnlineFilmSchool 7 months ago
@REELOnlineFilmSchool Its not a step up. But i would like to know if its possible too.
OntarioJibber 6 months ago
@OntarioJibber yeah I see what you're saying - I'd imagine it was possible, but a lack of hands on experience with FCPX means I can't give u any info :( Sorry about that x
REELOnlineFilmSchool 6 months ago
This tut is awesome, how can i do the same but with red blue glasses, cuz i am dping a homework for university and i want to do a 3d presentation, thank u so much!
eljaimillo 1 year ago
@eljaimillo just play with the settings like elliot says - there are several options and one is the red - blue glasses. I also think someone commented on the video with a more detailed explaination for the red - blue glasses :) x
REELOnlineFilmSchool 1 year ago
Seriously, thank you so much. I couldn't believe how simple you made this. Much appreciation!
tytscrib 1 year ago
@tytscrib Glad we could help! x
REELOnlineFilmSchool 1 year ago
For red/cyan glasses, use the red channel. Somewhere between -6 & -10 on the X axis seems to work best.
I will actually be presenting my documentary in anaglyph 3D using this technique at the end of the month.
TonyAaronII 1 year ago
@TonyAaronII cheers thanks for posting that info :) x
REELOnlineFilmSchool 1 year ago
@REELOnlineFilmSchool N/p. I'm still trying to work out the settings. I feel like it could be so much better with a little more insight but I'm just missing something. Hopefully I'll figure it out & if I do I'll definitely share the information.
TonyAaronII 1 year ago
is that software free??
1Filmproducer 1 year ago
@1Filmproducer Unfortunately not. Final Cut Pro is quite an expensive program. But there are other editing programs that will allow you to do this.
REELOnlineFilmSchool 1 year ago
Would I be able to do this in final cut ex
youngcyberman 1 year ago
wat do i have to do to make it work with the red n blue glasses , please im doin a lil project for my lil niece , it would be fun to do it in 3D n puttin glasses wit the whole family , please thank you
kmobthm 1 year ago
@kmobthm hey, at about 6:45 elliot talks about the different ways you can shift the colour or "channels" as i think he puts it, he's just chosen a different option from the drop down menu and you'll see it goes red and blue. Just play around with it until you get the best effect :) Hope this helps and that the project goes down well x
REELOnlineFilmSchool 1 year ago
is this the same as the red and blue 3D? will it work with the red an blue glasses?
Mrhenryhoudini 1 year ago
@Mrhenryhoudini Hi. The process is the same, you just have to shift a different colour layer than the blue. Experiment a little with the offset and you'll crack it. :D Send us your results if you upload them to YouTube.
REELOnlineFilmSchool 1 year ago
Thanks for the tutorial man. When I get back to school next week I'm defiantly going to try this on our final cut express software that we have in video production class. Again I thanks I really appreciate this tutorial very well.
Filmaker92 1 year ago
Woah! That's so cool!
I watched a tv show called science in movie and the way they made 3d was by using two camcorders right next to each other and then layering them.
Hyminym 1 year ago
@Hyminym Yeah thats the principle of "real" 3D. This however is a post production process for people who cant afford the equipment during production. James Cameron recently produced the "pace-cameron" system that im sure you'll agree creates some pretty stunning 3D :)
REELOnlineFilmSchool 1 year ago
@REELOnlineFilmSchool Yeah, i'll have to try out this way. Thanks a lot for the tutorial!
Hyminym 1 year ago