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Working with stereoscopic media

Working with stereoscopic media - Final Cut Pro Tutorial

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Working with stereoscopic media

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- [LECTURER] Now, so far, we've seen a few regular, echo rectangular 360 clips, but you can also work with stereoscopic clips. Depending on how someone views your project this would even give you a further sense of depth. Now, it just so happens in our 360 clips event, there is a stereoscopic clip here. This is known as an over-under projection, and I can see it's 360 because of its badge. If I right click this clip and choose to create a new project, what's great about this is a project will be created based on the actual format settings of the clip. We can see its resolution, its frame rate, and the fact that that the projection type is set to stereoscopic. I'll call this stereo. And once pressing, okay, I can see there that this project is actually saved within this event. Double click that to open it into the timeline so that we can see this clip. And as we've done in the previous movie, let's go to the view menu in…

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