In this tutorial, you’ll find everything you need to make a Stereoscopic 3D Video, I’ll explain how to make a 3D video with real camera footage or with 3D software (3Ds Max, Blender, Cinema 4D…)

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Tutorial

Step 1

Open 3Ds max or any 3D software.

Step 2

Make a scenario (of your choice)

Step 3

Add a nice lighting:

go to "Lights" select Skylight.

Step 4

Select "Skylight" and go to "Modify"

Step 5

Select "Cast Shadows" in the skylight parameters (That’s all for the lighting).

Step 6

Add a "Free Camera" or a "Target Camera".

Step 7

Put the camera in the desired position.

Step 8

Duplicate the camera (the two cameras make you sence the profundity)

Step 9

Adjust the cameras.

Step 10

Name the cameras "Left_Camera" and "Right_Camera" (So, you can’t get confused).

Step 11

Link the "Right_Camera" to the "Left_Camera"

Step 12

Animate your "Left_Camera" or your scenario, depends on what you want to animate.

Step 13

Go to "Render Setup"

Step 14

Select "Active Time Segment" or "Range"

(Active Time segment: Render all frames

Range: render to a particular frame)

Step 15

make sure to render with the "Left_Camera"

Step 16

Save the video where you want it.

Step 17

Name the video "Left_Camera"

AVI file

Step 18

Hit "Render"

Step 19

Now, render with the "Right_Camera" and change the name of the video to "Right_Camera"

And RENDER.

Step 20

Check your videos ("Left_Camera" and "Right_Camera")

Step 21

After Effects:

Make a new composition and Import the Videos ("Left_Camera" and "Right_Camera")

Step 22

Make a new solid (Doesn’t matter the color of the solid)

 

Step 23

Select the solid and go to Effect > Perspective > 3D Glasses.

Step 24

In the "Left view" select the "Left_Camera" video

and in the "Right view" select "Right_Camera" .

Step 25

Now select "Red Blue LR" and don’t forget to play with the settings.

Enjoy your 3D video!

You can apply this "Two Cameras" technique, in the real life with two cameras.

In this week’s Audio Premium content, Ryan Leach gives us an overview of scoring for film. Check out Ryan’s experience in this area on IMDB.com.

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This tutorial is for people who are relatively new to the world of Film Scoring. Whether you’ve never scored a scene but have been considering learning more about it, or even if you’ve done a little bit of scoring on your own and want to explore getting into the field, this tutorial will introduce you to the basic ideas and concepts you’ll need to begin writing music for film.

I’ll introduce some basic terminology that you’ll need to know and discuss some early considerations to make about when and why to use music. I’ll also touch on a few points about choosing the right gear to get started.

Table of Contents

• What is Film Scoring?
• Basic Terminology
• The Music
• Why Use Music?
• Stylistic Choices
• Picture
• Picture is King
• Spotting
• Hit Points
• Technology
• Hardware
• Software
• Samples
• Conclusion

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Fractals are a unique digital art form with an infinite diversity of form, detail, color and light. Fractals originate from the field of mathematics and the term fractal means, a geometric pattern that is repeated at ever smaller (or larger) scales to produce self similar or irregular shapes and surfaces. Fractal art is created with the assistance of fractal-generating software, by calculating fractal objects and translating them into a visual form.

The world of fractal arts is full of possibilities. The beauty and charm of flowers are immense, no one can remain untouched by their elegance. In this edition, we looked at some stunning examples of fractal flowers and we came across some beautiful pieces of art. Take a look!

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Summer Love by Gurly

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What a Bloomin’ Life 2 by AmorinaAshton

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Flower Thing by Parrotdolphin

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Smile to Me by Lindelokse

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Oriental Tulips by Svet-svet

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Basic Julian Floral by Magnusti78

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May Flowers by Wolfepaw

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As Pretty as Petals by Missimoinsane

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Dream Blooms by Colliemom

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Summer Day by Lilyas

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Winter Flowers by LR70

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Luminescent Flower by Dlr4553

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My Rainbow Garden by Magnusti78

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Winter by SSilver

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Untitled Flowers by LithMyathar

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Verdura by WelshWench

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Glassflower by Jost1

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Winter Grace by Aeires

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From the Gardens of Eden by d-b-c

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Fading Flowers by Pinkal09

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Flowers From Italy by MaRoC68

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Fairy Flower V by Yuline

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Whisper by DragonWinter

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Fever by Abaraculite

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August by Magnusti78

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Flowers of August by Aeroglyph

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Wintertime by Judazfx

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Dessert for Butterflies by Lindelokse

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Every 100 Years by Magnusti78

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Crystal Flower by SSilver

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Fractal Flowers by Dazy-Girl

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Lilly by Denise-g

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Enchanted by Lindelokse

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Blossoming Joy by DragonWinter

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Song of a Flower by Titiavanbeugen

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Icy Flowers by Darkstormlord

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First Snow by Magnusti78

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Flower Spiral by Obeyyourmaster

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Vintage Flowers by Magnusti78

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Garden Of Flowers by RAStyles

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RoseGarden by Silwenka

 

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Star Flowers by Obeyyourmaster

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Flowers by Drummerboy08

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Magic by Magnusti78

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Fractal Flowers Collection by Twenty4e

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Entwined ‘Reworked’ by Mignon

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Wonderland – Technicolor by Magnusti78

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Fall by Gurly

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Flowers and…Silence by Kiug

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Fleur D’apo by Mynameishalo