DIY 3D

Ben Slotover and Paul Elliott AKA Blunt Productions show how to make your own cheap 3D film.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 3D
• film
• DIY
• guide
• anaglyph

[334556]

U change the distance between two colors because the 3D effect will be different according to how close the objects to the camera?

[golfthewlis]

@334556 Exactly. Also you can decide whether it will be a 'depth' image or a 'sticky-out' 3D image.

[334556]

can i make it with one camcorder only?

I copy and paste the video clip to make two copies.

I drag one of them a little bit left and the other one a little bit right.

Though I get some area uncovered but it doesn't matter.

Can I make it in this way?

[golfthewlis]

@334556 If you just double up a single image you're not getting proper side-by-side images, which is what you need to perceive the 3D effect. You could shoot a completely static scene twice, i suppose, moving the camera a few inches to one side for the second shot, and use the two shots as the left and right images.

[Fusionicon]

Hey can you create a online step to step blog. I get the camera part. I have after affects what did you mean by having to adjust the footage frame by frame.

[golfthewlis]

@Fusionicon I never said frame by frame. What you need to do is make sure each shot either sticks out or goes back the correct amount depending on what the shot composition is.

Next week we'll be shooting Hi-Def 3D for the first time, and there will be an updated 3D tip shortly thereafter (weather permitting) Thanks for watching!

[RyanGerard]

Ha ha "it is fucking hard work" best quote ever.

[tayran01]

OMG LOL ITS FUCKING HARD WORK! lol jokers

[planetmirth2001]

5 stars

[golfthewlis]

It's called Cult Effects '3D Glasses'

[bengoevaerts]

Wich filter in AE?

[TheCFTube]

Any photo store has them.