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PerryD · 08-02-2005, 05:01 PM

I would think that making a 3D version of a computer animated movie is fairly straightforward, especially when considering the initial cost and resources in making the movie. For each scene, the location of the virtual camera would just need to be split into two seperate cameras, and the movie rendered twice, once for each eye/camera, and the appropriate polarization or red/blue tinting applied when recombining.

08-02-2005, 05:01 PM	#6 of 35
PerryD Member Join Date: Aug 2000 Local Time: 08:39 PM Local Date: 10-07-2008 Posts: 845	I would think that making a 3D version of a computer animated movie is fairly straightforward, especially when considering the initial cost and resources in making the movie. For each scene, the location of the virtual camera would just need to be split into two seperate cameras, and the movie rendered twice, once for each eye/camera, and the appropriate polarization or red/blue tinting applied when recombining.