Doing fun things with two iPhones and YouTube’s 3D editor

June 11, 2011

Here’s a quick one for you. Dublin based web and video development company Mad Dog Digital (Facebook | @maddog_dave) has created this short (19 seconds) 3D video using two iPhones, taped together, and YouTube’s 3D video editor.

The 3D video editor is one of the under used features on YouTube, probably because of the effort involved in recording two videos at the same time and then processing them online.

If you are doing this yourself (and don’t mind sellotape your iPhones together) YouTube recommends that you “Place both video cameras side-by-side (against each other, or even attached if possible), and start recording at the same time.”

Ajit Jain

Ajit Jain is marketing and sales head at Octal Info Solution, a leading iPhone app development company and offering platform to hire Android app developers for your own app development project. He is available to connect on Google Plus, Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
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