
Stereoscopic 3D Workflow in After Effects - Tutorial (1/2)
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Watch this introduction first: vimeo.com/10701501
PART I: Stereoscopic Animation And Motion Graphics
This tutorial should provide a starting point for establishing a basic stereoscopic workflow in Adobe After Effects. Please note that this is just an exemplary workflow that you are free to modify according to your needs. For instance, "Auto Link Properties" should not generally be turned on, since it causes increased conversion and rendering times.
Also, this tutorial is not a comprehensive explanation of the stereo scripts - only very few features are demonstrated.
You can download the scripts here:
pinkau.com/download/aestereoscripts.zip
PART I: Stereoscopic Animation And Motion Graphics
This tutorial should provide a starting point for establishing a basic stereoscopic workflow in Adobe After Effects. Please note that this is just an exemplary workflow that you are free to modify according to your needs. For instance, "Auto Link Properties" should not generally be turned on, since it causes increased conversion and rendering times.
Also, this tutorial is not a comprehensive explanation of the stereo scripts - only very few features are demonstrated.
You can download the scripts here:
pinkau.com/download/aestereoscripts.zip
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I have a question: Let's say I want an object to appear to move from BEHIND the plane of the screen to in FRONT of it.
As I understand stereoscopy, this is a function of where the Z-axes of the two cameras intersect, no? So are your cameras parallel? Or is it something that can be adjusted?
I would like to have all my objects "behind", and then have one object move out "in front" -- how to accomplish?
THANK YOU!
UPDATE -- I think I figured it out -- I have to tweak the "convergence" value, right? Set it so that an object right "at" the screen has zero parallax, then anything in front of that will be in front of the screen ...
I have a couple questions though, any help would be greatly appreciated. First, what kind of equipment do you need to view this in 3D? We looked up some panasonic monitor that was like $10,000 and an AJA Kona 3G card. Are these necessary? Second, how do you output the final files and what do you do with them? I'm assuming you couldn't just play a DVD on a 3D monitor.
Thank you for your skill and generosity!