Stereoscopic Film

Blackmagic Design recently released Fusion Studio 16.2.0.22, an update to its VFX and motion graphics software. This update includes improved performance and addresses a few issues based on customer feedback.

Stereoscopic compositing has become a normal aspect of many feature film and visual effects studios. This course will teach you off-the-shelf methods, as well as more customized tools to achieve quality stereo imagery. Software required: NUKE 10.

Stereoscopic Player v1.4.7 Multilingual | 3,66 Mb

Stereoscopic Player - Multi-player to view the stereo movies and DVD.
The program allows you to play stereoscopic videos and DVD movies, and also lets you view video in real time with the capture devices. Since this player is based on DirectShow, it can handle almost any media formats, including AVI, MPEG, WMV and ASF. Videos can be zakdirovano in several different stereoscopic formats. Stereoscopic Player supports a wide range of 3D hardware, including anaglificheskie stereo glasses, stereo shutter glasses, autostereoskopicheskie displays and projection systems. The program has a multilingual interface with support for Russian language.

Our industry-leading NUKE range offers cutting-edge toolkits covering node-based compositing, editorial and finishing across solutions that deliver unparalleled speed, functionality and collaboration possibilities. Whether you're a single shot compositor or working across projects end to end, you can find all the tools you need to get the job done fast.

Our industry-leading NUKE range offers cutting-edge toolkits covering node-based compositing, editorial and finishing across solutions that deliver unparalleled speed, functionality and collaboration possibilities. Whether you're a single shot compositor or working across projects end to end, you can find all the tools you need to get the job done fast.

Our industry-leading NUKE range offers cutting-edge toolkits covering node-based compositing, editorial and finishing across solutions that deliver unparalleled speed, functionality and collaboration possibilities. Whether you're a single shot compositor or working across projects end to end, you can find all the tools you need to get the job done fast.

A must-have read for anyone looking to take their independently-produced film or video into the 3rd dimension.

Taught by Matt Leonard, this Maya course is aimed at those who have little or no experience in 3D, or post-grads who know another system, such 3DS Max or Softimage but want to expand their software skills. The course is designed to cover all the main areas of Maya's vast toolset including Modeling, Animation, Rigging, Muscles, nParticles, Dynamics, nCloth, Hair, Fur, Fluids, Shaders, UV’s, Lighting, Cameras and Rendering.

Professor Russell Dodgson will be throwing you in the deep end with a 10 week look at a full stereo production exercise. Based around the presentations from the Foundry’s recent Masterclass, Dodgson will be examining the project in intricate depth taking students from a raw plate through a variety of stereo production techniques including Ocula, Camera Projection, UV Mapping, Keying, 3d Texture Painting for compositors, Camera Tracking, Depth Grading and of course… clean up.