Parallax here is massive! This was never intended to be good 3D. At the time of shooting, the cameras were on a very basic rig which did no allow for proper adjustments. The goal with this footage was to demonstrate the successful synchronisation between the cameras. This clip is embedded in the Apertus forum where I had put a disclaimer apologising for the broken 3D. I didn't expect for it to be viewed outside of context :)
Parallax here is massive! This was never intended to be good 3D. At the time of shooting, the cameras were on a very basic rig which did no allow for proper adjustments. The goal with this footage was to demonstrate the successful synchronisation between the cameras. This clip is embedded in the Apertus forum where I had put a disclaimer apologising for the broken 3D. I didn't expect for it to be viewed outside of context :)
PointCloud9 4 months ago
The Parallaxes look M A S S I V E L Y beyond 3 percent?
That could just be operator error?
Can you get the camera down to 1 percent -ve and 2 percent +ve?
comment from Reg Sanders
UK based Stereographer.
email: reg@shoot3d.tv
hungrywolffilms 4 months ago