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Pretty much everything you had mentioned in the previous post are all the facts. All of the original source footage are all “flat” 2D…

However, I have come across a piece of software that I tried out on my PC that turned 2D video files into 3D video. Granted, the video was not 100% 3D, it did manage to create some depth on some items on screen. In essence, itjust duplicated the image, and raised the Blues on one image, and the Reds on another image, resulting with some of the images turning into 3D.

Now if I were to apply this kind of half-assed video muxing to FCP…could I not in theory take a video file, place them one on top of each other, raise the reds on one, and the blues on the other while fading them both so that they both become visible on screen…

Now i know that this will result in a very unusual video image…but will this crazy idea actually create the impression that the video is 3D?

thanks…