Universal's BD release of Jaws 3D has a fine transfer that accurately represents seeing it in over-under 35mm. However, it maintains all the errors of the original photography, most noticeably, vertical parallax, which causes most of this movie's eyestrain.

I have adjusted every shot so that both eyes are vertically aligned. Additionally, I re-synced the few shots that were out of sync. The source is Universal's BD.

Available as a frame-packed 3D BD. Must provide blanks, postage, and proof of purchase.

Anaglyph samples:

Interesting! im now to this fanres world. This looks good

Great Job. I have a BD since release but I never watched it till now.

(2020-10-14, 01:21 PM)Nick_M Wrote: I have adjusted every shot so that both eyes are vertically aligned. Additionally, I re-synced the few shots that were out of sync. The source is Universal's BD.

Very nice! How did you find the shots that needed syncing, and was the vertical alignment a manual or automatic process?

(2020-11-22, 04:05 PM)karbre Wrote:

(2020-10-14, 01:21 PM)Nick_M Wrote: I have adjusted every shot so that both eyes are vertically aligned. Additionally, I re-synced the few shots that were out of sync. The source is Universal's BD.

Very nice! How did you find the shots that needed syncing, and was the vertical alignment a manual or automatic process?

Out-of-sync shots are obvious when they don't align and when motion isn't identical in both eyes. With Jaws 3D, it was one or two brief effects shots. I aligned manually.

Even though this movie is hated by many, it was one of my favorite movies when I grew up. When we visited Seaworld for the first time in 1999, it was thrilling to actually see some of the shooting locations. To this day I have not seen the 3D version of this movie yet.

(2020-10-14, 01:21 PM)Nick_M Wrote: Universal's BD release of Jaws 3D has a fine transfer that accurately represents seeing it in over-under 35mm. However, it maintains all the errors of the original photography, most noticeably, vertical parallax, which causes most of this movie's eyestrain.

I have adjusted every shot so that both eyes are vertically aligned. Additionally, I re-synced the few shots that were out of sync. The source is Universal's BD.

Available as a frame-packed 3D BD. Must provide blanks, postage, and proof of purchase.

Anaglyph samples:

Any chance to get the anaglyph copy as well as I don't have a 3D tv?

I didn't export anaglyph versions.