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(More customer reviews)I was expecting this book to be directed more toward the upcoming amateur user market such as the new Panasonic 3D HD camcorder. It is mentioned on page 55, but only briefly. Instead this book goes into great detail about large commercial apparatus and other very expensive equipment used by people who are in the business of shooting 3D professionally. I found it interesting to read portions of it, but I really wasn't interested in getting down to the technical depth the author did. I am sure this is an excellent reference handbook for people in the commercial business of shooting professional sporting events and the likes. While I consider myself to be a serious amateur photographer, this went into way too much detail and was far beyond my cursory interest level. This in no way is meant to be a criticism; I am just not the correct target audience. But if you are in the 3D commercial photography business, I am sure you will find this to be a very thorough book on the subject.
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Learn how to adapt your cinematography and production skills to this growing medium and be part of the movement.
Master the unique technical requirements of shooting 3D stereoscopic images. 3DTV and 3D Cinema defines the concept of a professional 3D camera system and describes what features are required to make a successful unit to keep your production on schedule and on budget. You will learn how to work with the complex hardware and software systems, with a section dedicated to the specific requirements of shooting for 3D cinema. 3D conversions, keying, and CG processes are analyzed, as well as the essential staging, lighting, set dressing, framing, and camera movement techniques. The theoretical knowledge is complemented with real-world examples of 3D TV and cinema productions that are analyzed by crew members or producers.
. Shooting theory, rig design, and best practices are fully illustrated . Contributions from top 3D cinematographers
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