Stereo 3D Tutorial: The Over The Shoulder shot

This tutorial is based on the talks I gave at the Dimension3 Expo, the cinec, the medientage and the RME at the german national tv network ZDF. That's why the floating window is black instead of white. Thanks to Werner Bloos for pointing that out. However, it makes it instantly noticable. The results come from 2 years of working on various S3D projects and with Frameforge3D. Thanks to Tina Braun for her invaluable help.
Comments and thumbs up will be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Simon.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• stereo
• 3D
• S3D
• Frameforge
• Stereo
• Stereoscopic
• Tutorial
• Camera
• Focus
• floating
• windows
• multi-rig
• yt3d:enable=true
• yt3d:swap=true
• yt3d:aspect=16:9

[gigaslam]

Nice video you address the issues and solutions w/ this type of frame violation quite well.

What bothers me most about s3d over the shoulder shots though is not always the frame violation but that the foreground always seams to draw the attention of your eyes. You end up looking at a shoulder in the foreground instead of who is speaking.

[simonsieverts]

@gigaslam - thanks for your comment. You are right, of course, this is a very important issue. Nearly every S3D feature I've seen has used selective focus in some shots in order to make sure we're looking at the right things...

[TomEllard]

Very clear demonstration. 4 minutes and I understand far more about the issues.

[bastienfrancois]

Hey there brilliant tutorial, I believe I have heard of you through my agent BettiBerlin. Check out my channel, you´ll understand. Looking forward to more tutorials like that, or any 3D theory you might want to throw at me!