The best way to work stereoscopically in Final Cut Pro X
Use Stereo3D Toolbox version 4 with Final Cut Pro X via unique and intuitive on-screen controls. The primary analysis modes provide standard viewing options as well as exclusive display modes previously only available in the award-winning Stereo3D CAT. The new on-screen controls are also compatible with After Effects CS6 and Motion.*
On-Screen Controls
Parallax Line Guides
The Parallax Percentage Line Guides provide a simple overlay of custom or calculated screen parallax line guides that can be set to any desired opacity. This helps the stereoscopic grader judge the overall parallax in the scene while making convergence adjustments.
Parallax Inspector™
The Parallax Inspector allows the user to magnify and examine the actual parallax in the scene, which is clearly outlined in easy-to-see red and cyan. It also provides a simple measuring device that helps you determine if your parallax is within native divergence limits of any given screen size or custom percentage value.
Depth Analysis™
If you need to quickly set convergence and determine where objects are in 3D space, just activate Depth Analysis mode. Green outlines indicate objects that are behind the screen plane and red in front. A quick adjustment to the Depth Analysis opacity slider reveals vertical disparities in blue/magenta.
Geometric and Colorimetric Image Balance made simple
The Geometric Alignment Mode allows for convergence adjustment and alignment of vertical, keystone, tilt, zoom and rotation disparities. All settings can be animated over time with standard keyframes.
Correcting Geometric Disparities with On-Screen Controls
Balanced Exposure and Color
The Stereo3D Toolbox scopes present both the left and right signals simultaneously, allowing for accurate colorimetric balance of both eyes. Intuitive "ping-pong" sliders finely adjust both eyes at the same time, meaning less overall correction. Corrections are easy to compare when using the checkerboard display mode. Exposure disparities and beamsplitter tint can be repaired quickly and easily.
Image balance in post-production is even easier when DSC Labs' Dashwood senior size chart is photographed before each setup, allowing for precise calibration using Stereo3D Toolbox's waveform and vectorscope with 2X gain.
Stereoscopic Waveform and Vectorscope Monitor Windows
Virtual Floating Window Control
Floating Windows are a necessary tool in stereoscopic mastering if objects in 'theatre space' break the left or right edge of the frame. The floating window control in Stereo3D Toolbox allows the user to simply drag pointers for the left and right edge of each eye to the desired position. The floating window positions can also be animated via standard keyframe control in After Effects, Motion or Final Cut Pro.
Z-Depth Map Mode for 2D to 3D Dimensionalization
The Z-Depth Mode of Stereo3D Toolbox allows for extensive manipulation of depth maps. Depth Maps can be restricted to a user-asiignable Luma Range and then used to convert 2D sources to 3D. The amount of pixel displacement can be controlled with the displacement slider. The new Extrusion preview mode rendered a 3D perspective of the how depth will be applied to the 3D image.
Full Resolution Output
Stereo3D Toolbox version 4 includes special "identifier" filters for managing discreet left and right eye sources, and allows for full resolution left or right eye output when used with the suggested workflow. Managing, editing and mastering stereoscopic clips is easy when used in conjunction with Final Cut Pro X's automatic synchronize compound clip feature.
And so much more!
Of course Stereo3D Toolbox still has the all of the award-winning features like Ghost Toaster, patent-pending preview modes like Anaglyph Edge Outline, and the ability to move any 2D layer in 3D depth while maintaining the alpha channel. Try it for yourself by downloading and installing FxFactory, or watch the in-depth walkthrough video.
Stereo3D Toolbox
Watch an in-depth tour of the features in Stereo3D Toolbox
Watch the video
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FxFactory
4.0.1 or later
Hardware Acceleration
FxFactory uses the graphics card inside every Mac to provide accelerated previews and renders. Most dedicated graphics processors with at least 128MB of VRAM are supported. 512MB of VRAM is recommended.
The Intel GMA 850 and X3100 are not supported.
* Full on-screen control functionality requires Final Cut Pro 10.0.7 or Motion 5.0.6. On-Screen point control is available in After Effects CS5, CS5.5 & CS6, but not yet supported in Premiere Pro.
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Mac OS X Lion or Mountain Lion
Still on Snow Leopard? Just download and install FxFactory v3.0.4 and then download, unzip and then manually install (double-click) the Stereo3D Toolbox v4.0.1 FxPacks.

Mac with Intel processor
ATI, NVIDIA or Intel HD* graphics processor

Free Upgrade to Version 4
Already own an earlier version? Upgrade for free.
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Apple Final Cut Pro
Versions 6, 7 or X 10.0.3*

Apple Motion
Versions 3, 4 and 5.0.3*

Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Version 6.0.1*
On-screen control is not yet supported.

Adobe After Effects
Versions 8, 9, 10 and 11*
(CS3, CS4, CS5 and CS6)
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