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It won't trick anyone with stereo vision, but the perspective correction provides all the depth cues needed to create a convincing 3D visual for pirates and non
by babypuncher 7y ago
It won't trick anyone with stereo vision, but the perspective correction provides all the depth cues needed to create a convincing 3D visual for pirates and non-stereo cameras.
- ragebol 7y agopirates? What arrrr you talking about?
- frostburg 7y agoEyepatches.
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- lsaferite 7y agoInterestingly I would imagine pulling the non-CG part out of the frame would be possible as they have the ability to generate the exact image without the real-world aspects. Basically a virtual green-screen. Combine that with a stereo camera and the fact that the source CG is actually 3D and you could get very convincing 3D movies I'd think. Yeah, that simplified a lot, but I'd say it's possible. And they still get the benefits of the lighting aspects as well as the immersion for the actors.