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[wagsy]

Daddy Deano... you crack me up but you are correct.

Hey looks good Shawn.
So I take it you just suck in the raw footage to the puter and edit multicam mode.

[shawnh]

Eh Dean, you haven't been paying attention!
http://wetpixel.com/...m...st&p=257798
[vimeohd]13987909[/vimeohd]

Wags, if only it were so. To edit 3D, you need to view and adjust in 3D. Currently using anaglyph but will move to Polarized display eventually. I haven't seen that functionality in Mulitcam mode. I am using the Dashwood 3D plug-in to Final Cut. The plug-in is quite easy to use but the the workflow is not, shall we say, straightforward. Eric hit the ground running on this and I am now trying to work out ways to streamline it. I have managed to cut some steps out but still too many.
Cheers

[DeanB]

Eh Dean, you haven't been paying attention!

Very nice although that Whaleshark is swimming 'away' from the camera So unless you have some weird inverted/reverse 3D lens Or I suppose you could always reverse the sequence

efas evid

BnaeD

Edited by DeanB, 24 August 2010 - 02:44 PM.

[wagsy]

Hey.... the best way to shoot a shark while snorkeling is to be under the water....get off the surface.

Hey Shawn... any chance of letting me play with a few seconds of the raw clips.

[shawnh]

Well Wags, if all the whale sharks (all 300 of them) are right on the surface, than all you get is silhouettes if you dive down. I shot plenty that too in the 20+ hours with the sharks that week

I can dig up a few seconds. Might need a bit of time to get to it.

[wagsy]

That is an amazing number of sharks all together, gee blows old Ningaloo away....
I recon you would of got some cool underwater shots too....just stiring

Hey that would be good if you could dig a few seconds up.
I can then have a play with it on my main system when I get back.

Can give you a ftp address if you want.
Cheers...