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What you suspect is just plain wrong, I have shot several weddings using two continously running cameras. GoPro isn't the same quality I'd suggest, but is cheaper and has another feature.that when OP is fed-up with 3D, he has a 2-camera set-up for all those biking/sports/Fun-events he might want to cover. No, it's a minefield which is why Sony 3D zooming camcorder is £1300 and that has the cost-benefit of needing only one power supply, one case and one box to pack it in. Now why would you think GoPro do that (with the extra internal circuitry), if as you suggest it's only a matter of bolting two camera and setting the angles right?įor a start OP's two lenses will NOT be intentical, so the views will be different, because the fl is just a millimetre in error and the distortion of the lenses is likely to be disimilar, especially if the operator changes the zoom.and even focus-changes can affect lens performance.
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We are about to find out if OP really can combine two separate camcorder files to make one 3D stream, but I suspect that wihtout clever (that means Expensive IMHO), software he will need to have a sync-cable so the cameras are "Master-Slave" - this appears to be how GoPro get their 3D set-up to work. Indeed from discussion about syncing Audio there is a likelhood the error will drift even over a relatively short "take". Glt with the greatest respect, you well-know that "staring at the same time" cannot synchronise the frames and there is a definate likelyhood there will be a time-shift which I suspect will mess up the output to the TV, which you describe so elegantly. Anything else would require each track to be rescaled to 1920 x 1080 first and the results will not be very good. It does however require the OP to have produced two 1920 x 1080 videos. If the OP started the two cameras recording at the same time and ran them continously then this is no different to using two camera editing, all you have to do is synchronise the two clips just once (normally using a clapper board) but any event you can clearly see in both sequences can be used to align the two tracks.
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Of course if you view the results on a non 3D TV you just see two squashed images side by side.īlu-ray has enough bandwidth to generate a full 1920 x 1080 image for each eye so rather than a side by side image there is a stream of left right full frame images for the TV to process. That's why you don't need a special box to get HD 3D TV, any HD box satellite or terrestrial will work For the same reason any video editor capable of squashing two images into 1 frame will work. Because the frame is a bog standard 1920 x 1080 image a 1080i standard transmission (or video file) is all that is needed. The TV seperates the two images and corrects the aspect ratio distortion and then presents the two as above. This is irrelevant to how the 3D image is sent to the TV.ĭue to lack of bandwidth in broadcast TV the two images are sent within a single frame, usually side by side (there are other ways). As a result the glasses are much much cheaper than the active type but vertical resolution is halved.Īctive displays put one eyes image on the full screen followed by the other, the glasses have a shutter controlled by the TV which sends the image to the correct eye. A polarising filter built into the screen and the glasses restricts viewing off the odd lines to one eye and the even lines to the other. Passive displays which put one eyes image onto the odd lines and the other onto the even lines. Haven't you ever looked at sterescopic pictures using a viewer ? 3D works by presenting each eye with a seperate picture fooling our brains into generating the depth information we get normally. The small change in perspective of the view from each of our eyes is what gives us depth perception. Lost you, 3D is simply the same scene shot from two cameras (or one camera with 2 lenses) seperated by a similar distance as your eyes are.
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