Now that we have Video Track 2 selected, we are nearly ready to paste in the second video channel.

As we want to put video onto video track 2, click the blank area in the video track 1 and audio track 1 attributes bar to deselect them, and then click the blank are next to where it says “Video 2” to Activate/Highlight this track. This means that these tracks are active and are the ones we are working on. If you look closely, you will see that video track 1, and audio track 1 are highlighted, and are a different color from the other spare blank tracks that Premier Pro set up for us when we created the document. We need to place the copied video onto a separate layer, or track, in order to achieve a stereoscopic effect. If you were to select “Paste” from the edit window now, it will place the copied video on the same track as the original one, which doesn’t help us. Premiere Pro is a bit like Photoshop, in that it uses Layers to build up the scene. The next step is a little tricky, so follow carefully. When your video track only is highlighted, right click it and select “Copy”. Now you can click on the video track to highlight it only, and the audio track will stay unselected. This will unlink the video and audio tracks. To copy the video track only (because we don’t need two identical audio tracks) click the video in the timeline to highlight it (Notice the audio track will highlight as well), then right click it and select “Unlink”. The next step is to create a second video track from the first, so we can make the left and right channels required to trick our brains into seeing 3D. Once you have it in Premiere Pro, Drag it to the timeline. Once you have created the appropriate editing environment for your videos specs, import your source/donor video by selecting the file menu, dragging down to “Import” and selecting your file. As z400hauls source video is 720P at 30fps (Frames Per Second), I am going to stick with this for my 3D transformation settings. To begin, open Premiere Pro (If you don’t have it, you can download a fully functioning 30 day free trial from ) and create a new project. Please check out z400hauls other videos too!

This video is shot in 720p Hi Def, with great audio, and it does a great job conveying what it is like to be so close to one of these fire breathing monsters. I have been looking at sites and blogs lately that describe how to make a 3D Anaglyph (viewed using Red/Blue Glasses) picture from a 2D picture using the channel mixer in Adobe Photoshop, and I was wondering if this method could also be implemented in Adobe Premier Pro? After a little bit of testing, and finding a few video’s on Youtube about it, I decided to give it a try.įor this experiment, my donor file will be a AWESOME video I found on Youtube by z400hauls featuring Brandon Bernsteins 8000hp Nitro Methane Dragster warming up.

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