Cross your cameras.<\/p>\n
Convergence or toe-in in stereoscopic 3D camera systems is a term used to describe the inward rotation of one or both cameras along the vertical axis. When two stereoscopic cameras are converged on a subject, subsequent viewing of the recorded material will result in the subject appearing to be placed on the screen plane.<\/p>\n
The terms is also (erroneously) used in post production to describe horizontal image translation (HIT). HIT manipulation can approximate on-set convergence. It is often used in conjunction with parallel camera recording for greater control over the final image.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Cross your cameras. Convergence or toe-in in stereoscopic 3D camera systems is a term used to describe the inward rotation of one or both cameras along the vertical axis. When two stereoscopic cameras are converged on a subject, subsequent viewing of the recorded material will result in the subject appearing to be placed on the … Continue reading Convergence in S3D Systems<\/span>