Red Cyan 3D Stereoscopic (Anaglyph?)

Hi I have figured out how to turn a paid of images into a red cyan 3d image in photoshop cs4 now I am trying to do the same with a paid of videos in premiere cs3.
I have two cameras and am recording left eye and right eye videos but I can not figure out how to turn this into a 3d video in premiere
The closest I have come ends up being too dark of a video...
I put my left and right eye videos on track 1 and 2... I add adjust rgb color to each. on top vid I turn down blue and green to 0 on bottom i turn red down to 0 then i drop opacity of top video to 50% and nudge the bottom video over a bit. This works but the video loses too much color and is too dark for my liking.
I am sure there must be another way. I see videos on youtube that look so much better.
can anyone point to me a tutorial or tell me how to do what I am trying to do please? Make a 3d video that can be viewed with red cyan (blue) 3d glasses

I've been attempting the very same thing. Here's a method that I came up with but it has many flaws:
Assuming you've already created your left and right videos, convert them to filmstrip (.flm) files in premiere pro.
Bring the files into photoshop and proceed to create an anaglyph image as you would with any ordinary set of images.
(I use the method found here: http://nzphoto.tripod.com/sterea/anaglyph_make.html#cc)
Save the final flattened image as a .flm file and re-import into premiere pro.
This idea is clunky and comes with new problems at each step--you'll run into the same problems too--but I managed to make a short 30 second amber/blue anaglyphic video that doesn't look too shabby for my first attempt.
Let me know if you've come up with a better solution.

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