Tutorials – Stereoscopic 3D

This video kicks off the 2D to 3D conversion tutorials and discusses why one would want to convert 2D footage to stereoscopic 3D….

In this detailed tutorial we build up our left/right images using the depth image inside of Photoshop. Photoshop’s method is not as flexible as After Effects or Composite but…

In this detailed tutorial we build up our left/right images using the depth image inside of Composite/Toxik. We also take a look at building a flexible workspace within Toxik to al…

This tutorial goes over how to use rotoscoping in Mocha, a very powerful roto tool that comes free with After Effects CS5, to create depth footage. The resulting footage can then b…

This tutorial covers one (and possibly the easiest) method for creating a depth image. We take a look at using VRay to generate a “depth pass” of our 3D scene. The conc…

This video goes over how one can adjust the stereo offsets of footage in After Effects after it has been shot using the two camera system. The method can’t work miracles but …

This tutorial goes over converting 16:9 stereo pairs into compatible 4:3 stereo pairs or anaglyph. The pipeline and methods can easily be used to convert additional footage and twe…

This tutorial is part of the “stereoscopic basics” series and shows how to take existing stereo pairs and convert them to another aspect ratio. For example, if you have…

While not a favorite method, this tutorial shows how one can paint a depth map and use that to convert a photograph into stereoscopic 3d. Again, the technique shown here is a bit r…

In this detailed tutorial we build up our left/right images using the depth image inside of After Effects. We also take a look at building a flexible workspace within After Effects…