Jonathan Dietch <<res007jc>>
writes:

Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDYfz3ybagE  Shot above Sylmar, CA
8/9/2010.

Get your 3D glasses and enjoy a full 3D stereoscopic video of hang gliding above
the mountains overlooking Los Angeles. I suggest using red/cyan glasses by
Pro-Ana or Anachrome. Use the little 3D drop-down menu to select Red / Cyan
Glasses: Full Color or try Optimized (Dubois). I also recommend the Pop-Out
feature to adjust the frame size to avoid strobing. It's very processor
intensive and may slow your computer.

I'm using these glasses and they work very well:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002T0D81C/. Old-fashioned cardboard
glasses with the Red/Green gel filters should work well too. Use the 3D
drop-down menu to select the appropriate color combination to match your
glasses.

I actually shot a full 2:04 hrs of stereo video on this flight yesterday. It's
extremely tedious to synchronize the camera shutters, adjust the convergence,
position the two video streams during editing, etc., etc. Let's just say this is
not point-and-shoot videography. Not yet anyway. I do not own the software to
create an equally good quality standalone video that can be downloaded such as
on Vimeo, etc.

I will be viewing the same video streams on a modern state-of-the art shutter
video system soon which will be interesting to contrast with the anaglyph system
used here.