3D video SBS - Sairenji Temple / 1,000-year-old golden ginkgo tree

3D VR video Side By Side VR Box google cardboard etc.
This is a parallel viewing video.
This is a video of Sairenji Temple, a Tendai sect temple founded in 782.
In the precincts, there are two large ginkgo trees that are over 1,000 years old, with a trunk circumference of about 8m and a height of about 27m, and are designated as natural monuments of Ibaraki Prefecture.
From late November onwards, the ground is covered with ginkgo leaves, creating a scene that looks like a yellow carpet.
On weekends, people come from all over to see this giant ginkgo tree.
Camera : GoProHERO10 x 2
Location: Sairenji Temple
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[@brianflint133]

Nicely produced 3d movie.

[@Anaglyph3DRenkon]

Thank you for watching.
I shot at 4K120FPS and it worked fine.😊

[@brianflint133]

What cameras did you use@@Anaglyph3DRenkon

[@brianflint133]

I see you used two GoProHERO10 which gives you 4K120fps on each camera. Did you sync them ( I don't know if that is possible ) or are they both free running ( asynchronous ). You have some very smooth movement while walking. Did you use a gimbal or is it using built-in camera stabilisaton. When I use two cameras side by side I switch the camera stabilisation off - because one camera will stabilise in a different way to the other and this upsets the stereo alignment. My two cameras are Panasonic TZ80 ( ZS60 in USA ) which give 4K 30fps or 1080 60fps or 720 120fps@@Anaglyph3DRenkon

[@Anaglyph3DRenkon]

I don't know how to synchronize two GoProHERO10s, so I use the remote control to start video recording on both at the same time, and use finger snaps to synchronize them when editing.
If you increase fps to 60 or higher, the problem of out-of-sync becomes less of a concern.
If it's 120fps, it won't bother you at all.
The rig was made by connecting two GoPro plastic cases upside down and adjusting the PID to 63mm.
The photos were taken on a 3-axis gimbal "ZHIYUN CRANE M3".
I also considered a compact digital camera like the Panasonic TZ80, but I gave up because the fps at 4K can only be selected up to 30.
The sensor size is larger than GoPro, so the images are clearer.
GoPro is not good at shooting in dark places.😆