2D to 3D Full Resolution Examples
These Release 6 examples compare Temporal and Depth Guided conversion using two contrasting 2D sources. Each method is provided in Full Side by Side and Half Side by Side Upscaled layouts so you can compare the stored output and choose a version supported by the player and viewing device.
Choose an output layout
| Layout | Use it when | Practical consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Full SBS | The player and device explicitly support Full Side by Side. | Stores the complete left and right eye views side by side, producing a wide video frame and a larger decode workload. |
| Half SBS Upscaled | The player expects Half Side by Side but you want to retain source horizontal detail. | Uses Half SBS layout semantics in a larger stored frame. Compatibility and smooth playback still depend on the player and device. |
Full does not automatically mean better on every playback route. Some standalone players and headsets handle Half formats more reliably. Select the matching 3D layout explicitly in the receiving player or display where possible.
Natural water motion
This source contains moving water, spray, foliage and fine natural edges. View the original 2D source on Pexels.
Temporal 1.50 with full stabilization
These Temporal examples use a 1.50-frame depth setting, full stabilization and frame-rate doubling.
Half SBS Upscaled, doubled output frame rate
Full SBS, doubled output frame rate
Depth Guided Quality
These Depth Guided examples use Quality mode at the source sample rate. Frame-rate doubling is not required to use Depth Guided conversion.
Half SBS Upscaled, source output frame rate
Full SBS, source output frame rate
Layered foreground objects
This source contains foreground candles, thin structures and people at different depths. View the original 2D source on Pexels.
Temporal 1.50 with full stabilization
Half SBS Upscaled, doubled output frame rate
Full SBS, doubled output frame rate
Depth Guided Quality
Half SBS Upscaled, source output frame rate
Full SBS, source output frame rate
Viewing notes
For the best comparison, download the files and use the same player, device, 3D layout and display settings for each. Browser playback of these large stereoscopic frames depends on browser and hardware decoding support. See When the 3D result looks wrong if the eye views, aspect ratio or alignment are not interpreted correctly.