Oz in 3D

[robcat2075]

Here is a brief test of rendering the aerial flyover of Winkieville from TWO in 3D.

 

You'll need your red/blue glasses to view this

 

1_01_01__Stereo.mov

 

 

I'm not sure who all was involved in creating that set but it's a nice looking opening shot!

[Rodney]

For the first time ever I had my 3D glasses within arms reach when I opened this topic.

Oz does indeed look good in 3D.

 

My memory recalls Fabrice modeling the buildings and terrain in this sequence.

Perhaps Ken or Holmes did the animated flythrough?

[Paul Forwood]

Arghh! For the first time ever I can't find my red and blue glasses.

[jason1025]

I put my Panasonic 3D glasses on but I didn't see any 3D? and why was there a color shift in the red and green channels?

[steve392]

Looks good Robert ,a nice idea

[robcat2075]

I put my Panasonic 3D glasses on but I didn't see any 3D?

 

If they aren't red-blue glasses they won't work with that format.

 

 

 

 

and why was there a color shift in the red and green channels?

 

That's a "half-color" anaglyph that attempts to present a an impression of full color while reducing the ghosting that a full color.

 

there are several different schemes for creating anaglyphs, all have advantages and drawbacks depending on the images:

 

Gray

 

 

 

Color

 

 

 

HalfColor

 

 

 

DuBois

 

 

 

Ghost Reduced

 

 

 

The original right left pair in cross-eye format:

 

 

 

These were all made with "Stereo Photo Maker"

[pixelplucker]

For some reason I couldn't see them in 3d until my eyes adjusted off the gray one first. Not bad though for converting images.