Ben Slotover and Paul Elliott, aka Blunt Productions, shows how to make your own cheap 3D film. You'll need a straight flash bracket, two camera mounting screws, and of course - two cameras. Then use Adobe After Effects to merge the two videos together so you can get out those 3D glasses and enjoy.
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4 Comments
Classy ending.
fail grade for the last second
Doesn't mention the filter/plugin name, ass ending. Fail.
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