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circus4u · 10-09-2012, 08:29 PM

When we began planning our trip to WDW this past May, it was a good excuse to justify the purchase of a new HD video camera to replace our standard definition camera. I got a really good deal on the camera and as a bonus, it also shoots 3D video. The downside to the 3D filming is that the 3D video is not in HD and many of the standard functions are disabled. I was wondering if anyone has had experience shooting 3D at the parks and how the videos turned out. I am particularly interested in shooting some of the inside rides in 3D, but wondering if I should just shoot in HD to be safe. I love 3D and it is really awesome when projected on the screen in our media room. However, I won't be able to review any 3D until I get home. If lines aren't too long, I could probably film each attraction twice, once in 3D and again in HD. Any advice from those of you who may have shot 3D would be greatly appreciated.

seashoreCM · 10-11-2012, 10:14 AM

Have you shot some subjects close to home in both 3D and in regular hi-def modes, and compared them?

photo_chick · 10-11-2012, 01:58 PM

I've never done video in 3D, only still images. Really interested in erading more about your expereinces though, so post more.

10-09-2012, 08:29 PM	#1
circus4u Earning My Ears Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Arizona Posts: 38	3D Video When we began planning our trip to WDW this past May, it was a good excuse to justify the purchase of a new HD video camera to replace our standard definition camera. I got a really good deal on the camera and as a bonus, it also shoots 3D video. The downside to the 3D filming is that the 3D video is not in HD and many of the standard functions are disabled. I was wondering if anyone has had experience shooting 3D at the parks and how the videos turned out. I am particularly interested in shooting some of the inside rides in 3D, but wondering if I should just shoot in HD to be safe. I love 3D and it is really awesome when projected on the screen in our media room. However, I won't be able to review any 3D until I get home. If lines aren't too long, I could probably film each attraction twice, once in 3D and again in HD. Any advice from those of you who may have shot 3D would be greatly appreciated.

10-11-2012, 10:14 AM	#2
seashoreCM All around nice guy. Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Nashua, NH Posts: 20,604	Have you shot some subjects close to home in both 3D and in regular hi-def modes, and compared them? __________________ Last Disney trip: December 2010. (news item) Rescuers and responders getting headaches from leaking natural gas all over the place in Oklahoma. (me) Utility companies need to cut off service to the affected streets and cancel the latest monthly bills of subscribers whose homes were damaged and where a substantial increase in consumption was recorded.

10-11-2012, 01:58 PM	#3
photo_chick Knows a little about a lot of things, a lot about nothing. Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: in the middle of Dallas/Fort Worth Posts: 3,938	I've never done video in 3D, only still images. Really interested in erading more about your expereinces though, so post more. __________________ Danielle I've forsaken my crop and gotten a 6D. ISO 25600 is my new BFF.

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