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Compositing of stereo live action from Panasonic 3DA1 and CG in motion 5 or fcpx ???
06 Aug 2013 17:57 #29534
by GilN
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07 Aug 2013 11:21 #29555
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Compositing of stereo live action from Panasonic 3DA1 and CG in motion 5 or fcpx ???
Specifically what do you need?
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07 Aug 2013 14:00 #29563
by GilN
Replied by GilN on topic Compositing of stereo live action from Panasonic 3DA1 and CG in motion 5 or fcpx ???
Hi Ben thanks a lot for getting back to me
I shot some green screen footage using the Panasonic 3DA1 stereoscopic - no camera moves
and now I need to add some Cg like screens in front of the model & a BG behind the model
In a normal shot - this in problem but in a stereo shot i need better integration and I was wondering if motion can pull this kind of work???
I add a left and right still samples so you understand more what i'm talking about
thank kindly for your help
Gil
I shot some green screen footage using the Panasonic 3DA1 stereoscopic - no camera moves
and now I need to add some Cg like screens in front of the model & a BG behind the model
In a normal shot - this in problem but in a stereo shot i need better integration and I was wondering if motion can pull this kind of work???
I add a left and right still samples so you understand more what i'm talking about
thank kindly for your help
Gil
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07 Aug 2013 14:01 - 07 Aug 2013 14:05 #29564
by GilN
Replied by GilN on topic Compositing of stereo live action from Panasonic 3DA1 and CG in motion 5 or fcpx ???
Hi Ben thanks a lot for getting back to me
I shot some green screen footage using the Panasonic 3DA1 stereoscopic - no camera moves
and now I need to add some Cg like screens in front of the model & a BG behind the model
In a normal shot - this is no problem but in a stereo shot i need to composite a left and right and make it look good
and I was wondering if motion can pull this kind of work???
I add a left and right still samples so you understand more what i'm talking about
thank kindly for your help
Gil
I shot some green screen footage using the Panasonic 3DA1 stereoscopic - no camera moves
and now I need to add some Cg like screens in front of the model & a BG behind the model
In a normal shot - this is no problem but in a stereo shot i need to composite a left and right and make it look good
and I was wondering if motion can pull this kind of work???
I add a left and right still samples so you understand more what i'm talking about
thank kindly for your help
Gil
Last edit: 07 Aug 2013 14:05 by GilN. Reason: typo mistakes
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07 Aug 2013 14:01 #29565
by GilN
Replied by GilN on topic Compositing of stereo live action from Panasonic 3DA1 and CG in motion 5 or fcpx ???
Hi Ben thanks a lot for getting back to me
I shot some green screen footage using the Panasonic 3DA1 stereoscopic - no camera moves
and now I need to add some Cg like screens in front of the model & a BG behind the model
In a normal shot - this in problem but in a stereo shot i need better integration and I was wondering if motion can pull this kind of work???
I add a left and right still samples so you understand more what i'm talking about
thank kindly for your help
Gil
I shot some green screen footage using the Panasonic 3DA1 stereoscopic - no camera moves
and now I need to add some Cg like screens in front of the model & a BG behind the model
In a normal shot - this in problem but in a stereo shot i need better integration and I was wondering if motion can pull this kind of work???
I add a left and right still samples so you understand more what i'm talking about
thank kindly for your help
Gil
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