It was jerky, and acted like the left and right eyes were slightly out of sync-ie. Also the video ended up to be unwatchable. Ended up being very harsh, though they look great on the Pinnacle screen. Well as you probably guessed, the eyes were still reveresed for the images and okay for the video, and the image editing had awful results. I tried to copy these to a USB, but my Panasonic BDT210 could not recogize the files (what did I do wrong), so I copied the two images to blu-ray. So I chopped the project down to a 1/4, and created an AVCHD2 sbs at 40Mbits 1080/60i and an AVCHD2 multistream at 22Mbits 1080/24p. That got me to thinking I better test a portion of the project to make sure everything will come out okay. Playback during editing appeared okay, but the 3D images were reversed, and the videos appeared okay. The P16 appeared to have some good features for editing images and video to increase levels, etc., so I dug right in and corrected most images. Good news for you that Pavtube 2013 Summer Sale Round 2 is coming and 20. ! I spent over 100 hours putting together a video of still images and video taken during a Germany trip. Summer Holiday Biggest Discount-Pavtube Media Magician/DVD Creator 50 off. I have reverted to the previous GoPro firmware so shouldn't have to go through this again, but it is good to know I can use the Pinnacle software when needed. I haven't tried the other software mentioned in this thread so cannot offer a comparison. There is a zoom function that eliminates any edge artifacts resulting from these adjustments. Convergence and vertical adjustments can only be made to the merged file. Once the clips were synchronized and trimmed you have to export them into a 3D file. The best way I found to synchronize the left and right clips was to match the patterns in the audio track-a lot of underwater sounds just show up as spikes. There was a lot of usable footage, but CineForm needs matched clips so I was forced to do everything in Pinnacle.įinding corresponding sequences, aligning them on the timeline, and cropping them was the first challenge. Basically, the left camera was only responding to every other shutter input. As a result, on my last dive I ended up with 60 clips in my right camera and only 19 in the left. GoPro recently updated the camera firmware and, in the process, corrupted the camera synchronization. I'm just a beginner at this so my results aren't very polished yet.

I have been using Pinnacle 16 to collect the clips into a video, add titles,etc. CiniForm has automatic adjustments for convergence and vertical shifts, though it isn't perfect and I need to manually adjust the vertical offsets.

Normally I use their free CineForm software to merge the left and right eye clips into 3D. I am a SCUBA diver and have been shooting some 3D video of my dives using a pair of GoPro HD2's in an Eye of Mine modified 3D Hero housing.

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