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  • How to save stereoscopic animation frames

    Hi all,
    I have a very simple question about how to make streoscopic animation.

    1. When I make stereoscopic animation frames of which pixels are 1080x480 (640x480 each), how can I save them as 1080x480?
    The frames that I saved are all 640x480 (single images for one eyeball.) and the other images for the other eyeball are all gone.
    This is what I rendered.(Below.)
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    This is what was automatically saved. (Why only one single image?!)
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    2. Can I make the Shademap files for Vray Stereoscopic with backburner?

    Thanks in advance.
    Last edited by seishi; 28-08-2011, 03:55 PM.
    Seishi Unuma
    Takenaka Corp.
    Tokyo, Japan

  • #2
    No suggestions?
    I tried different pixels and pixcel aspect, etc, but I couldn't solve the problem. Can not we save the side by side images for animation as it apperes when we use Vray Stereoscopic and backburner?

    The only way I can save the image is rendering each frame manually, then save the image manually frame by frame. But it takes hours.

    I'm using Design 2012 with Vray2.10.01.

    Vlado, please help me.

    Seishi
    Last edited by seishi; 28-08-2011, 04:04 PM.
    Seishi Unuma
    Takenaka Corp.
    Tokyo, Japan

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    • #3
      OK.

      Now I found the trick.

      As I was making the trial clip, I saved the frames in the jpg format. I tried every different settings that I could think of, but I wasn't successful. No matter what configuration you set up, you wouln'd probably be able to save the image as stereoscopic images as long as you save the animation frames in the jpg format.

      I changed the image format to png, then it worked. I could successfully save the images in the stereoscopic format. I spent fully two days until I found this.

      But was this already known?

      Seishi
      Seishi Unuma
      Takenaka Corp.
      Tokyo, Japan

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