2D to 3D video - tutorial

This tutorial shows how to convert your standard 2d digital home videos to 3d stereoscopic anaglyph movies. This technique also applies to other forms of 3d applications or virtual eyewear. This video was edited in Premiere CS4 but can also be done in Final Cut Pro or Avid Media Composer. For this tutorial I used standard 2D HD video from my sony hdr sr11e digital camera.
For more 3d stereoscopic photography, video and animations, got to my website: http://www.stereovision.nl

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[Wolfstriker1205]

hey wat if u have a vertical camera movement along with horizontal movement?

[StereoVisionDotNL]

@Wolfstriker1205

Should work when the vertical movement is not too fast

[xXJulaliSSXx]

This tutorial work with the Premiere CS3?

[StereoVisionDotNL]

@xXJulaliSSXx

There is no 'screen'-effect in Premiere CS3. Maybe there is some other trick to do it with keying effects.

[LagganMC]

please make a tutorial for avid media composer

thx a lot

[StereoVisionDotNL]

@LagganMC

Almost the same workflow but you may have to use a screen-key-effect. Maybe there is one in the Boris-plugin package, I don't think there is one in the standard Media composer software.

[PimpedPenguin]

@GerdaDunckel it could have been microsoft office 2010 (just a guess)

[GerdaDunckel]

what text-to-speech program did you use for the commetary ?

[hahamordy]

y only horizonrtal movement?

[davidndh]

absolute waste

[davidndh]

absolute waste.......

[janosch4U]

nice tutorial... Great shots, did you make them???

[clamo636]

this may add more depth but the eye strain is even greater.

[PiethagorasTearem]

You sound like a robot