I once tried a bit with Premiere Pro and came across rum under: Effects - Video Effects - Adjust the Picture - color shifting to something "ominous".
When I looked at the effect the first time that reminded me s.3D films where you need the Pappbrillen. So I setup times and one in the video preview window even came across a bit of a 3D effect. Then I tried the same times on TV, there was the effect, however, is zero.
Has anyone an explanation as to why this effect / filter is good?
Becks
Antwort von noboundaries:
I find it hard to believe that a small plug-in can understand dreidimensionional 2D objects - because that would be needed to really make such an effect to. Normally this is done with 2 cameras. To clarify: Close one eye and try to estimate distances - this is only because you have experience, but lacks the software.
Antwort von TheDrummer:
This effect benefits you only if you have Stereoscopic footage. I've worked with it: With Cinema 4D a scene with 2 cameras, which were set at approximately eye relief. Then drüberlegen the effect and voila - it was already 3D (with the aforementioned glasses, of course);)
