P3D single camera stereo

[Vincent Chan <v7chan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

OTOH, you can also use the movement between images to your advantage, as
long as its not too large of a part of the picture.  For example, with
waving flags, you get the impression of movement.  Or, in a shot of an old
mansion I took, the moving curtains by an open window, give it a ghostly
impression.  Of course, you don't want to over use it, as it will give your
audience a headache!

Vincent.


"Stuart Johnson" <gcsphoto@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>I have heard conversations lately regarding the use of a Slide Bar to simply
>use ONE camera versus using two...  Obviously this results in a huge savings
>but my experience with
>doing this resulted in "fun" pictures until.... I actually began to NOTICE
>and appreciate the problems in doing it this way.  It can be very irritating
>to ignore those items in the stereo window that are NOT correct!  Such as?
>Slight but noticeable (therefore confusing) differences in:  Cloud Movement,
>Water, Leaves, People, etc...  >

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