Stefan D. Voigt

Tags: assistance | how to | S3D | stereoscopic | Tutorial

Checkout this "3D in 3 minutes" tutorial I made for Project Chapman 3D (by Made Visual Studio).
The tutorial describes the basic functions of my free stereo rig for Cinema 4D.

Project Chapman 3D is about the 90-minute, stereoscopic 3D feature film on the life
of Graham Chapman from Monty Python (Working title: “A Liar’s Autobiography, 3D”).
It's also building up a great knowledge base about stereoscopy. So there's more to come!

Tags: download | free | how to | Tutorial

I've created a short making of for my 5 second project on greyscalegorilla.
Watch "GSG 5 second project - pesky primitve party"

Download the Cinema 4D R12 scene files!

00:00 - Showing how I built the Morphs
04:08 - How to morph between two seperate objects
08:30 - How to keep the wireframe looking good - Part 1
09:45 - How to render the wireframe with sketch and toon
11:20 - How to keep the wireframe looking good - Part 2

Thanks for watching!
Feel free to ask questions and post comments! :) 

Tags: anaglyph | Creative Commons | download | free | how to | S3D | stereoscopic | Tutorial

Contents:

• parallel vs. toed-in camera setups
• easy depth space calculation (near & far plane)
• advanced depth space calculation using pixel parallax

Download the PDF (save target as...)

related Links:

Louis Marcoux:
http://area.autodesk.com/blogs/louis/stereoscopy_in_3ds_max_with_stereocam_modifier
http://louismarcoux.com/MaxTips.htm - scroll down for some tutorials about stereoscopy

David Shelton
http://davidshelton.de/
http://davidshelton.de/blog/?p=69 - free stereoscopic Rig for 3D Studio Max

more tutorials + Cinema 4D Stereo Rig
svoigt.net/index.php/tutorials
svoigt.net/downloads/free-stereoscopic-camera-rig-for-cinema-4d

"stereoscopic session 02 - camera setup" by Stefan D. Voigt is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Germany License.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available here. 

Tags: anaglyph | Broken | Creative Commons | download | free | how to | S3D | stereoscopic | Tutorial

EDIT:
- depth cues up to 6m is WRONG!
Actually your eyes can perceive depth up to 100m!
So you can seperate the views within a range of 50 - 100m. 
You can test this when your are closing one eye after the other.

Contents:

• How stereoscopic 3D (S3D) works
• creating anaglyph in Photoshop
• creating optimized anaglyph
• After Effects and Flash plug-in by David Shelton

Download the PDF (save target as...)

related Links:

creating anaglyph with After Effects:
svoigt.net/how-to-create-anaglyph - standard anaglyph
svoigt.net/create-optimized-anaglyph - optimized anaglyph

3dtv.at:
http://www.3dtv.at/Knowhow/AnaglyphComparison_en.aspx - anaglyph comparison and formulas
http://3dtv.at/Downloads/Index_de.aspx - download the stereoscopic player

David Shelton
http://davidshelton.de/blog/?p=163 - optimized anaglyph filter for After Effects and Flash
http://davidshelton.de/blog/?p=139 - article about optimized anaglyph
http://davidshelton.de/blog/?p=69 - free stereoscopic Rig for 3D Studio Max

more tutorials + Cinema 4D Stereo Rig
svoigt.net/index.php/tutorials
svoigt.net/downloads/free-stereoscopic-camera-rig-for-cinema-4d

watch Broken:
svoigt.net/index.php/broken

"stereoscopic session 01 - basics" by Stefan D. Voigt is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Germany License.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available here.