Fairburn 3D

Developed in cooperation with veteran cinematographer B. Sean Fairburn, the new Fairburn 3D has been designed for precise setup and post processing with a range of 3D camera systems.

Some of the featured tools include:

• Horizontal and vertical alignment (white cross through middle and small crosses)
• Focus fans in corners (maximum contrast for ease of viewing even in low light)
• Zoom ring (to see zoom disparity between cameras focal length) line 5 pixels wide
• Keystone correction (colored balls and white rings in corners)
• Horizontal scale in cm and inches (to see exact IO offset at parallel)
• Mini gray scale at bottom steps 1, 6, 11 with DSC true black background
• 18% gray scale chips (at top of chart on RT and LT)
• ChromaDuMonde color reference in hexagon shape, matches vector scope orientation
• RIGHT and LEFT words on white lines used as orientation detectors
• Arrows up and right also used as orientation detectors
• Red R and Blue L to show color and eye reference (Red Right eye-Blue Left eye)
• RED R show image flip or flop orientation
• RGB & CMY have been added at highest printable value
• Focus fans at the center are for zoomed in focus aides
• Scale on far R & L to measure horizontal and rotational offset
• Center cross

Thanks to Richard Grunberg of the Digital Cinema and Advanced Visualization Lab,
for this great shot of the Fairburn being used at a 4K-3D demo shoot

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Still Not Sold on It?

Try it for yourself. Take the images below and utilizing your own software see if you can make the two cameras match up. (Ex. Set images to 50% opacity in Photoshop and overlay)

CAMERA 1

CAMERA 2