The problem at this stage with the ground projection is that my objects look flat within the 3D space. I sure would like them to look 3D, without using full 3D software. It may actually be possible, so I tried using some of my Red/Cyan Phantograms in After Effects. It does work, but a lot of distortion has to be applied to make the 3D effect look realistic, and to have the objects appear like they stand on the ground. For some reason, it is easier to make them look like they are below ground level. The bigger the object, the more difficult.
Next test was to use different left and right images in the separate left and right camera final renderings of the sequence in After Effects.
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