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Activity Forums Adobe After Effects Anaglyph 3D using 3D Glasses Perspective

  • Tudor “ted” jelescu

    August 30, 2010 at 3:55 pm

    From what I know, the plug-in you’re trying to use is meant to work when you actually have a 3d comp ( layers in 3d space) and not to convert 2d to 3d.
    In order to do that you need to fake it. Here’s the first in a great series of tutorials on how to do that:
    https://vimeo.com/10893465

    Tudor “Ted” Jelescu
    Senior Compositor/VFX Artist
    Bucharest, Romania

  • Alex Kittavong

    August 30, 2010 at 7:55 pm

    That one sorta helps, i guess thats the best im going to get. I learned about he 3D glasses from this tutorial: https://web.me.com/pxlguy/AEtutorials/tutorial-1.html

    he also used a 2d image to pull it off, his is just a little more complex =x. I didnt even know you can script in AE.

  • Walter Soyka

    August 30, 2010 at 8:43 pm

    [Alex Kittavong] “he also used a 2d image to pull it off, his is just a little more complex =x.”

    He may have started with a 2D image, but to get meaningful stereoscopy, you need a true 3D scene. The tutorial you linked to only mentions this in passing, but that 2D image of a house was re-constructed in 3D with a technique called camera projection.

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