2D To 3D Stereo Conversion With Mocha Pro & FreeForm Pro

2D To 3D Stereo Conversion With Mocha Pro & FreeForm Pro

on Sep 4th 2011 with 2 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: After Effects, Mocha for AE, and Freeform Pro
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Run Time: 38:03 min
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In this tutorial, Martin Brennand, the senior product specialist from Imagineer Systems shows how to convert 2D film to stereoscopic 3D. Mocha Pro is used for the roto and clean plating, Freeform Pro is used for the extrusion and a useful script breaks down the masks into luminance depth graded by layer order.

Project files for CS5 & CS5.5, AE script & mocha Pro project are included.

Visit ImagineerSystems.com for more tutorials and information on mocha Pro.

Visit Mettle.com for more info on Free Form Pro.

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Martin Brennand is Senior Product Specialist for Imagineer Systems. Based in Australia, Martin has trained visual effects artists all over the world how to use mocha and mocha Pro's planar trackign and roto tools. Martin's tutorials are well paced and meaningful with a nice mix of technical information and humor.  

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Discussion 2 Comments

  1. sunil says:
    September 15, 2011 at 2:10 pm

    can any please tell me Why cant we import roto shapes in to MOCHA from silhoutte OR any other products

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  2. illd says:
    September 18, 2011 at 9:57 am

    Hi Martin,
    nice tutorial. Very good pace and explanations.
    I got three questions though:
    1) Where did the cleanplate come from? Photoshop job or even Mocha?
    2)What do you think of the new Scripted 3D Camera inside AE CS5.5. Doesn´t it do the same you where doing manually ?
    3)Will you show us some more mocha tricks? It´s an awesome software ;)

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