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Topic: Brickfilms: In 3D?

Title says it all.

With almost every major, theater-release animated and popular live-action movies being made available in 3D viewing these days, what would it take to make brickfilms in 3D.  Sure there are 3D cameras available to buy everywhere (although expensive) but is it worth it?  You'd still have to count of your audience wanting to buy the glasses and then there's the chance the 3D camera won't have the settings needed to brickfilm.  You could also make a brickfilm 3D in post-production I guess but that could take a long time. 

This isn't really a thread made to show how to make brickfilms 3D, it's more for discussing things like: Have you tried it?  Is it a good idea?  Would it make much difference to a brickfilm anyway.

Discuss.

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Re: Brickfilms: In 3D?

3D is the worst. If it ever becomes easily produced on brickfilms think of all the eyesores we would endure.

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Re: Brickfilms: In 3D?

3D is pretty fun if the project was shot in 3D. It usually never looks good if it was just tacked on in post-production.

I personally want to see more 3D stop-motion movies. Coraline looked amazing in 3D, the depth and such was incredible.

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Re: Brickfilms: In 3D?

MAYBE if it's done the same way theaters do it: you get a choice.

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Re: Brickfilms: In 3D?

It's been done already.

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Re: Brickfilms: In 3D?

I happened to be at Best Buy the other day, and they had a live demo of the HTC EVO 3D.
Let's just say, if you're going to do 3D, stick to the glasses.

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Re: Brickfilms: In 3D?

MadBrick wrote:

Title says it all.

With almost every major, theater-release animated and popular live-action movies being made available in 3D viewing these days, what would it take to make brickfilms in 3D.  Sure there are 3D cameras available to buy everywhere (although expensive) but is it worth it?  You'd still have to count of your audience wanting to buy the glasses and then there's the chance the 3D camera won't have the settings needed to brickfilm.  You could also make a brickfilm 3D in post-production I guess but that could take a long time. 

This isn't really a thread made to show how to make brickfilms 3D, it's more for discussing things like: Have you tried it?  Is it a good idea?  Would it make much difference to a brickfilm anyway.

Discuss.

Yeah,imagine all the people going to the eye doctor.So,no.

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