Rothenburg ob der Tauber - The famous medieval city in Germany: Diaschau/ Slideshow 3D sbs Part1

Rothenburg ob der Tauber - The famous medieval city in Germany: Diaschau/ Slideshow 3D part1.
First photo stands 30s: Map shows the route of the city tour part1 and pictures of the sights. At the end the map for part2. Upload was 3840x1080. KZbin shows hsbs. Second part on sunday

[@hamouchemohammed7040]

Un bon moment de détente à travers les belles ruelles de cette ville propre décorée par une géomètrie architecturale à l'ancienne.. Merci encore..

[@2xklick]

Merci de nous avoir accompagnés dans notre visite de la ville

[@margaritaarce6923]

Me encantan sus videos

[@2xklick]

Estoy muy satisfecho

[@iliebanuta7315]

I watched almost all the slideshows because I'm a big 3D enthusiast. We have 2 passive 3D TVs with polarization. One is 2K and the other is 4K. I also have two 3D video cameras.I studied the 3D technique a lot. What you are doing has a big problem. Because you use a large stereo base, the effect of miniaturization results. As you can see, everything appears as if you were looking at smaller scale models. As if the houses were toys, the people were dolls, the trees were japanese bonsai, etc. In order to obtain more realistic images, the stereo base must be reduced, which is not so easy. That's why there are few people who can make 3D images as realistic as possible.I still appreciate the fact that you make such creations available to us. But I can't seem to express my regret that your images still have this great disadvantage. This miniaturization is far removed from reality, it strongly reduces the viewing effect. I realize that it is much more difficult to reduce the stereo base. It would mean to create another rig, with a total reflection prism, with one camera in a normal position and the second camera at 90 degrees, so that the lenses can be physically much closer. There are many... I will come back.

[@2xklick]

An interesting thought and a special way of seeing and feeling with both eyes. I have to edit my pictures so that I like them. So that I can realistically imagine and compare: Present a slide show that corresponds to your ideas. Thank you for a discussion with examples.

[@iliebanuta7315]

@@2xklick It cannot be fixed by editing in the post-processing stage. Only in the stage of photographing, of acquiring data from the real scene. By editing, no new information is obtained from the initial source, the real scene. This can be easily verified on a 3D Tv modifying the 3D settings. It is in vain to change the stereo base during editing, in vain to change the viewing point as distance, the parallax, etc. Additional information is required, which can only be obtained during the shooting stage. And a smaller stereo base should be used for photographying. Believe me, at the Sony video cameras that I have, the distance between the two lenses is small, just a few centimeters, 5 - 6 cm. It's a great pity for the enormous work You do and that we can't fully enjoy. The miniaturization effect destroys a lot of the charm of a realistic 3D image. Maybe this explains the small number of subscribers and views, besides the fact that people are very reluctant to 3D anyway. You deserve more.

[@2xklick]

I asked for practical examples. Unfortunately no answer to that. The photograph has the advantage that the theory can be proven with an example@@iliebanuta7315

[@iliebanuta7315]

@@2xklickPlease google this: The Basics of Shooting Stereoscopic 3D - Part 4: Interaxial ...

[@2xklick]

@@iliebanuta7315 No video on your youtube page? By the way: I make my slide shows for myself and put them on KZbin as a backup copy. In addition, KZbin compresses the videos in a very good quality and so I don't have to do it myself.