VegasProX 3D

Sonisfear wrote on 1/29/2010, 12:13 PM

It seems that 2010 is the year of 3D. Wouldn't it be nice if VegasPro 10 allowed us to create 3D content? You know us wedding videographers are always looking for the next angle to sell our brides.

I have been having fun with my Canon 7D with a http://www.loreo.com/pages/products/loreo_3dcap_spec.html
3D cap. I would not use this for a wedding or music video but it is a tool to wet your appetite for 3D for only $100.00

I am looking forward to the day when you could sync two video streams and batch merge them into one stereoscopic video file and the edit normaly on the Vegas timeline then output to a MVC H.264 file.

Wow now that would get attention a wedding show.

Question: could you watch 3D content in 2D (without the cross video noise) without buring a separate 2D Bluray?

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wandering journalist wrote on 2/5/2010, 8:06 PM

guess what I meant was the $100 goggles are what will be shipping with the TVs. Sony, Panasonic will ship the TV with say two pairs, but if you have a family of four you're buying extra pairs. Got friends coming over? Need more goggles? Now my son got a Toy Story Wii game at Christmas with the old-fashioned 1950s red-blue 3d glases maybe we can all just go that route :))

Red Prince wrote on 3/23/2010, 2:30 PM

You can create 3D content with Sony Vegas right now. Just use two separate video tracks, one left, one right, and combine them with the free Bororo 3D plug-in, which you can download from my web website (which should be listed in my profile). It also allows you to combine the two halves of the video produced with the Loreo 3D cap you mentioned, though of course the 3D cap will only give you one half of the width.

goodrichm wrote on 3/28/2010, 10:17 AM

StereoMovie Maker (freebie) looks like might be useful:

http://stereo.jpn.org/eng/stvmkr/index.html