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Create a stereoscopic camera

Using a stereoscopic camera

Render a scene with stereoscopic camera

 

User Guide > Rendering and Render Setup > Rendering > Camera set up > Using a stereoscopic camera > 

Edit the anaglyph attributes of a stereoscopic camera

Use the Interaxial Separation and Zero Parallax settings to adjust the anaglyph effect.

1. In the viewport select Stereo > Anaglyph.

   The scene changes to the anaglyph perspective view.

2. In the Outliner double click on exampleCamera.
3. In the Attribute Editor under the Stereo section heading, set Interaxial Separation to 0.

   The red and cyan imaging of the grid and the Nurbs objects are nowmerged.

   NoteYou need colored anaglyph or red and cyan glasses to view the 3-D effect.
4. Slowly move the Interaxial Separation slider to the right.

   The 3-D depth of field effect starts to appear as the left and right camera move away from the center camera. You can adjust the focus of objects in the background by adjusting the Zero Parallax. If you move the slider too far the effect will not appear correct due to the left and right camera being too far apart.

   You have now created a simple anaglyph effect with a stereoscopic camera. Now you can render out the images from each camera.