Fujifilm 3D W1 movie test 2

Test of 3D movie recording using Fujifilm 3D W1 camera. Converted to side-by-side crosseyed by Stereo Movie Maker before uploading to YouTube and tagging with yt3d. Leo J. Ryan Memorial Park, Foster City, CA, October 8, 2009

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• fujifilm
• FinePix
• REAL
• 3d
• w1
• movie
• yt3d:enable=true
• yt3d:aspect=4:3

[interlace4evr]

Apparently the video appeared squished in anaglyph mode because YouTube changed it so 4:3 aspect is not default on 3d videos. I set the yt3d:aspect=4:3 on all my W1 videos and now they are not squished in anaglyph mode. If they appear squished in side-by-side mode toggle the half / full width setting.

[VicentiuB]

480p ? :(

[00rusty00]

not bad but movements not the best way to show 3d. can u do a video with something that has multiple depth stationary??

[michaelnervous]

How did you convert from mpo to youtube?

[nide85]

I wana see portraits shooted by this camera

Where?

[Dylan5222sMyGamertag]

@GoodVsEvil1314 you can also view it using the cross-eyed method. ive mastered it! thats why im planning on purchusing the camera used to take this footage.

[CasinoPartyEvents]

Do you know why youtube squishes the video verticaly? Doesn't seem to be that way on older w1 videos?

[GoodVsEvil1314]

@Anatriman Because those glasses are only designed to work with the polarized 3D projectors used at the movies. The 3D here is called anaglyph, which requires red/cyan 3D glasses (hence the red/cyan double image in the video.

[Anatriman]

So Im using 3D glasses from Movie Theatres and it dsnt work, Why?

[ssongvideo]

Looks like this is the lagoon in Foster City.