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     Puppet Kite Kid Rating: N/A |
(Non-commercial) "A Widescreen 3D Fantasy and a Real Anaglyph Question" http://www.puppetkites.net/ At the top of the list at the moment :-) Field Sequential Anaglyph and Parallel versions, both availble in two image/file sizes, with suggested freeware viewing instructions. With the magic of "digital manipulation", I was able to simulate a widescreen TV and superimpose a video on it, showing the back of my computer and it's VGA, S-Video and DVI outputs. The question, of course, is, "how good will an anaglyph image look on a widescreen TV monitor when the computer is connected to the TV with either the VGA or DVI output?" I know the S-Video output won't produce a viewable image. I also know that a variety of methods using a DVD player and "progressive TV's" won't work, so the only hope for good 3D anaglyphs on a widescreen TV might be by using a computer and the VGA or DVI outputs. I created this video segment by horizontally "stretching" only the TV in the scene with Adobe After Effects, which is actually my standard interlaced "4:3" TV. A second video segment of the back of my computer was filmed while I listened to the audio from the first segment of the blank TV, and this enabled me to point at the proper outputs with a pen at the same time that I described them in the first segment. That second video was then layered in on top of the first one with simple masking techniques. -- P. K. Kid Stereoscopic 3D video clips for TV or computer: (Non-commercial, G-Rated) http://www.PuppetKites.net | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
de, - Sunday, February 22, 2004 at 11:47:29 (PST) |
