| Author | Message | ||
     Larry Elie Rating: N/A |
I have need to edit seperately both fields in Premiere 6. There used to be a Stereo 3D patch for it, if it is still out there, that's what I need. Any links? | ||
| John Billingham Rating: N/A |
Amen! I could use that too! please help? Thanks, John Billingham | ||
| M.H. Rating: N/A |
Have a look on my WWW for inspiration ... http://mysak.umbr.cas.cz/~husakm/Public/main/stereopcvideo.html I have enncoded more spohisticated stereo video plugins for Premiere but it was a comercial work. Maybe they are somwhere on the market (work done originaly for VirtualTV company} ... I thing that anybody with basic C++ experiences could write an equivalent based on Premiere SDK ... | ||
| Larry Elie Rating: N/A |
Thanks Michal. In doing some more digging, I found that Adobe After Effects (~$700 US...) can show individual fields, but to manipulate them you have to export as a series of stills. After manipulation, you have to put them back in. It can't do very much on just one field for example. | ||
| M.H. Rating: N/A |
My plugins make possible extractions of individual filed from the movie and saving them as individual streams ... Larry could you, plese, let me know what exact opeartion do you need want to do with the fields ? | ||
| Puppet Kite Kid Rating: N/A |
Depending on what sort of editing you need to do, VirtualDub freeware (for a PC) may simply do all you need. You can shift or align the fields in a 3D interlaced video, deinterlace and unfold fields side-by-side, or view fields, i.e., convert interlaced to above/below. You can convert one field to grayscale or create R/C or Y/B anaglyphs, interlaced or non-interlaced... or you can pre-convert an above/below or side-by-side version to red and cyan for on-the-fly anaglyph viewing with a program like 3DMovie Plus. (where you would normally use shutterglasses) If you want to save each field, you can crop the conversion and separately save each side. If you need to do any advanced editing after that, you can open each file and edit them, doing such things as rotation, resizing, zooming, etc. Of course, using a program like Adobe After Effects makes it easy to do these advanced edits, but you can do most of it with VirtualDub. You can also convert any 3D format to any other 3D format with VirtualDub. (Refer to my "VirtualDub3D" page for some of the filter links and conversion instructions. http://www.puppetkites.net/virtualdub3d.htm ) Also, you can put two separate segments together into stereoscopic formats with VirtualDub and an AviSynth script. This one, for example, makes a side by side, parallel pair. Switch the videos to make a crossed pair. (Each following section, under "LEFT Field" or "RIGHT Fields", should only be 3 lines.) # LEFT Field **** # DirectShowSource("left.avi") # "Filename" AddBorders(0,0,0,0) # Displace Left Image (Right, Down, -, -) LEFT=Crop(0,0,325,232) # Crop to Uniform size (left,top,width,height) # RIGHT Field **** # DirectShowSource("right.avi") # "Filename" AddBorders(0,0,0,0) # Displace Right Image (Right, Down, -, -) RIGHT=Crop(0,0,325,232) # Crop to Uniform size (left,top,width,height) # **** Recombine both fields to Left/Right frames **** # StackHorizontal(Left,Right) P. K. Kid 3D Adventures Of The Puppet Kite Kid: (All G-Rated) http://www.PuppetKites.net | ||
| N2ate Rating: N/A |
If you have Adobe After Effects 5. + you need the Power Pack Plug-ins for After Effects there is a stereoscopic plug-in there. Similar to C-3d Digital's stereoscopic plug-ins. Also C-3d Digital has Tridef Transformer PC Software. They like to patent alot of elements of 3d technology. |
