2014
Lynda
David Mattingly
1h 3m
English


3D movies are more popular then ever, and many blockbuster films today are made or reissued in 3D. Although the process may seem very complex, it is surprisingly easy to create these effects in Maya. In this course with industry pro David Mattingly, you'll learn how to set up and render stereoscopic 3D environments in Maya. First, you'll become familiar with stereoscopic 3D basics and the important terms you need to know. Next you'll use a simple 3D environment to become proficient with adding a stereo camera and adjusting it to match the scene. You'll learn where to buy the inexpensive 3D glasses needed to view your scene in true 3D on a regular home computer. In the last section, you'll open up a full 3D environment, add and animate a 3D camera, and render out a viewable 3D scene. In just an hour, you'll be up to speed on creating your own stereoscopic 3D environment.

Stereoscopic 3D Environments in Maya 1h 3m
Welcome 1m 31s
Exercise files 30s
Stereoscopic 3D basics 3m 57s
Adding the stereo camera 5m 22s
Stereo camera attributes 3m 15s
Zero parallax plane 2m 50s
Examining stereo views 7m 39s
Setting the Interaxial Separation 4m 32s
Turning on the resolution gate 3m 40s
Stereo type 4m 28s
Render settings 4m 24s
The 3D environment 3m 34s
Orienting the stereo camera 2m 59s
Animating the stereo camera 4m 3s
Rendering the animation 5m 17s
Converting the renders for anaglyph viewing 5m 42s

www.lynda.com/Maya-tutorials/Stereoscopic-3D-Environments-Maya/188705-2.html

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