This video is an overview on how to bring Apple Vision Pro Spatial and standard 3D stereo 180° side-by-side VR 180 videos into Final Cut Pro X and add a very basic title of any size, position or perceived 3D depth to those videos.
To replicate the entire process you will need access to spatial or stereo 180° full side-by-side videos, Final Cut Pro X, Motion (by Apple), and an iOS app named Spatialify. And of course, you will need a 3D headset, e.g. Meta Quest, Vision Pro (haven't tested that) to see your results. You won't necessarily have to be fluent in all these apps as I have provided a starter Motion template for use in FCPX.
The download below includes a folder named "My 3D Titles" which holds another folder named "Stereo Basic" which actually contains the Motion Template files. Drop the "My 3D Titles" folder into the "Motion Templates" folder if it already exists in the same location, e.g. Movies, as your Final Cut Pro libraries. If you do not have that Motion Templates folder, just create a new folder named "Motion Templates" wherever you FCP libraries are located and then drop "My 3D Titles" folder into it. You should then find "My 3D Titles" as a new category in the Titles sidebar in Final Cut Pro.
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16 окт 2024
