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Cineform Neo 3D Tutorial

For a few years now, Cineform has been quietly developing some incredible tools for 3D post-production. We caught up with them last year at NAB 2009 and talked for a solid half hour about their tools and 3D production in general, you can watch those videos here. So I was excited to see that David Newman has also recently posted a video tutorial on how to use Neo 3D to sync and mux multiple 3D footage sources. Watch below.

Neo 3D Tutorial—Muxing 2D CineForm clips for 3D. from David Newman on Vimeo.

I should note that Cineform’s Neo 3D won a number of awards at the NAB 2009 expo. As this video demonstrates, what should be an incredibly difficult post-production process actually looks easy, thanks to this relatively affordable toolset. It is truly an incredibly freeing time to be a filmmaker!

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