Tag: dual Canon 3D rig
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Let’s Just Get This Over With
Viewable in 2D, 3D and 360° Virtual Reality. There’s no reason to drag this out any longer. Let’s see what happens when we float the dual Canon 3D rig around on a DIY Steadicam. It’s wrapped around the sphere about 160 horizontal degrees, based on the amount of stereoscopic depth (to avoid hurting anyone’s eyes).…
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Perfect Timing
Viewable in 2D, 3D and 360° Virtual Reality. Let’s take a look at camera movement in 360° 3D virtual reality scenes, which will be more problematic the further we wrap them around a sphere. This one, for reference, has no movement. It is wrapped approximately 160 horizontal degrees, so the 1.3% NetD (net deviation, i.e.,…
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Why We Don’t Go To The Beach In The Winter
Viewable in 3D and 2D. Again adventuring out into the real world, calculating a normal-looking stereo base for my dual Canon 3D rig, in this video I’d like to explain why Janice and I usually don’t go to the beach in the winter.
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I Am Not Going To Get Fat!
Viewable in 3D and 2D. This is my first adventure out into the real world, calculating a stereo base for my dual Canon 3D rig, using settings for a cubic illusion, but staying within the limits of a 2-inch to a 5-inch stereoscopic lens separation, which insures the scene will look “normal”.
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Janice Is Not A Dumpster Diver
Viewable in 3D and 2D. I’d like to show you the coffeemaker that Janice found by the dumpster, before I go out for my dual Canon 3D rig marathon. Also in this video, I explain the importance of analyzing a cubic illusion in a variety of viewing conditions.
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Making It Look Real
Viewable in 3D and 2D. Making sure my dual Canon 3D rig is properly set up before I get too serious, the fact that the stereo base was extremely close to human eyes in this scene was only a coincidence, as I explain. I’m not going to jump to conclusions and say that this technique…
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