So you need to understand some basic 3D video terms. There will be more planning, gear and work involved to complete the project. You first need to understand that making 3D video is more challenging than shooting regular 2D video. Lastly, you will need a basic understanding of cameras, how to stabilize them and the editing software that you will need to complete your video. Next, you’ll need to know what format of 3D video you want to make. First you’ll need to understand basic 3D terms. However, the basics for stereoscopic 3D video creation are fairly simple to grasp. There are tons worth of technical information concerning what potentially is needed and how to make 3D videos. Many agree the conversion method is inferior to shooting stereoscopically from the start. The other converts a standard 2D movie into a 3D film. One uses two separate cameras side-by-side for direct stereoscopic filming.
Two primary methods of acquiring footage are involved with 3D films headed for theatrical release. But where to start? What gear and software will you need? How do 3D videos get made? Understanding the Technology More than likely you’ll have to start out more modestly. So you walked out of the theater after seeing Avatar in 3D for the third time and you’re thinking, “I want to make a 3D video!” Obviously if you can marshal the same resources Director James Cameron did, you probably will.
