GoPro goes 3D

Benjo

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hopefully its legit, like polarized instead of red/blue

also, i really hope they make it so that you can use it as two separate cams as well, with no 3d effect, for days when you feel like doing dual cams

also does anyone have thoughts on software. sometimes with consumer 3d systems using two cams u either have to use their included software or FCP
 
i think it will encode n shit in 3d. so u dont need a special editor like FCP. like the video is already polarized n shit.

hope it comes with the glasses :D
 
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im pretty sure its just a mount that holds 2 cameras side by side, i could be wrong though. there is a guy on here that is associated with go pro in some way though and usually knows the answer to these questions, hopefully he sees this thread.
 
I'm pretty sure you have to stitch the footage together though... And you have to fork out 700 hundred for two go pros.
 
It's 2 gopros that are synced together so they start and stop with one click, but they are gen-locked so each frame starts at exactly the same time. It'll have software available to put them together pretty easily - all the stuff about glasses and polarization all depends on your display, not the actual camera. It will be able to generate something that can play on a 3D TV, red/blue, 3D projector, etc.
 
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