Rye pier Gopro eyeofmine 3d test with spider crabs

[martcerv]

@iczerone2000 Thanks but theh arent dead most of those are just empty shells that have been molted.

[iczerone2000]

wow! thousands of dead crabs! the water must be really polluted! cool video though!

[martcerv]

@maxandbert this was using the original gopro hd in 720p so its all in the wide 170fov mode.

[maxandbert]

what videomode did you take? more wide or narrow?

[supamario182006]

@martcerv yea you should buy a mobile 3d display its convenient and awesome. Your video are cool ill be posting some 3d videos of my own in the near future.

[martcerv]

@supamario182006 look forward to seeing yours when you make them :) did you see my newer 3D video with seadragons and a seal, I think it turned out pretty cool but the conditions were a bit poorer then this vis wise. This was just my first rough test of the gopro 3D system, Ive learned a fair bit with 3D since and also editing in general so they aren't quite as long with improved better 3D convergance. I will be getting another 3d housing soon for much better colours like my recent 2d videos.

[supamario182006]

Watching this on the Evo 3d looks amazing

[martcerv]

@supamario182006 I don't have a 3d mobile display yet but look at getting one at some point, this does look much better on my 3d Panasonic TV as compared to anaglyph which is ok but nowhere near as good as any proper 3D viewing method that gives each eye its own full colour version.

[Patbateman1222]

Watching this on HTC EVO 3D ftw!

[martcerv]

At least it took 7,673 video views a rough edit in 3D and 8 months before my first thumbs down lol.

3D is very polarizing but I think it works fairly well with the gopro, adds some depth to the scene but red blue glasses aren't the best way to view it for full effect and can give eye strain for closer objects.