EDIUS 7 Online Help

• Summary
• Project Settings
• Edit Settings
• Importing Sources
• Bin Operations
• Editing Timelines
• Applying Effects
• Title Creation
• Audio Operations
• Export of Edited Contents
• Interaction with STRATUS
• Appendix

• Before Using
• Configuring Editing Environments

• Before Installing EDIUS
• Installation
• User Registrations
• Uninstallation
• Appendix

• Summary
• Preparation before Editing
• Editing
• Outputting Work
• Other Convenient Functions

About the Stereoscopic Edit Mode

In the stereoscopic edit mode, stereoscopic processed video can be output to the monitor, and stereoscopic clips can be edited and exported to file by the exporter for stereoscopic editing.

• Stereoscopic clips that can be edited by EDIUS are as follows:

  • 3DA1(Panasonic)

  • MVC(Sony, Panasonic, JVC)

  • 3D P2 (Panasonic)

  • 3D clips taken by a 3D conversion lens, for example

Notes on Stereoscopic Editing

Inadequate 3D video may affect the health of viewers, so take care of output results.

According to 3D Consortium “3DC Safety Guidelines”, it is recommended to avoid the situation where the disparity on the display exceeds the distance between the right and left eyes (50 mm for children).

In recent Hollywood 3D movies, the comfortable range of disparity should be shorter than approximately 2% of the screen horizontal width.

For details of safe and comfortable 3D contents creation, see 3D Consortium “3DC Safety Guidelines” (English: http://www.3dc.gr.jp/english/index.html).

For commercial use, inquire about supply standards to clients.

Stereoscopic Edit Workflow

The following explains the stereoscopic edit workflow.

Changing Project Settings Temporarily to Create a New Project

Creating a New Project after Start-up

Changing Project Settings

[Stereoscopic Editing] is displayed on the status bar. The stereoscopic edit mode is set.

Setting External Devices Used for Preview

Displaying Preview Window in Stereoscopic Edit Mode

Capture of Stereoscopic Sources (L/R Separate Capture)

Importing Stereoscopic Sources

Creating Stereoscopic Clips

Adjusting Video Drift in Stereoscopic Clips

Applying Video Filters to L or R Side Only

Exporting Stereoscopic Projects to File

Exporting Stereoscopic Projects to Tape

Exporting to Disc

• When the stereoscopic edit mode has been switched to the standard mode, only the L side video of stereoscopic clips is output to the monitor.

• When the stereoscopic edit mode has been switched to the standard mode, only the L side of the effects applied to the stereoscopic clip are applied. Effects applied to only the R side are invalid.