Thank you for insights Marc, emailed you as well.
Graham
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Graham D Clark
Paramount Pictures, Marx Brothers Building, Room 111, 5555 Melrose
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On 5/4/07, Marc Bourbonnais <marc(at)hybride.com> wrote:
We've used XSI exclusively for our 3-D layout work on "SpyKids-3D", "The
Adventures Shark Boy and LavaGirl" and presently "Journey to the Center of
the Earth". Realtime stereo or anaglyph viewing is fairly easy* to setup in
XSI by piping two cameras to a realtime window, forget output shaders, they
are sooo '90s.
We set up anaglyph sessions with layout artists to approve the "3-D effect"
of every shot by outputting the XSI display to a big screen monitor or
projector, with tweaks right on the spot, layouts and live plates and all.
Not a fun process, but the way of filming a stereo movie has drastically
evolved the past 18 months so it's now much easier to work with. I have no
trouble believing the recent plethora of articles claiming it's "the future
of cinema".
*By fairly easy, I mean for a decent developper of course.
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Marc Bourbonnais
3D TD
Hybride
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