Stereograph/3D photo
Reading Moby Dick got me interested in stereo vision which Moby Dick lacked. I bought a LOREO 3D camera which has 2 lenses. Releasing the shutter results two images (1 frame) on the negative
. If you manage to see the left image with your left eye and right image with your right eye; the image will appear to have depth. Special viewers make the task easier. Maker magazine pointed me to a free download (Anaglph Maker) which can convert stereographs to images viewable by more common red & blue viewer. Attached photo was taken in Disney World EPCOT last May. I have plenty of red & blue viewers. Just let me know how many you need, I'll pass them to Gail. \ (^0^) /
. If you manage to see the left image with your left eye and right image with your right eye; the image will appear to have depth. Special viewers make the task easier. Maker magazine pointed me to a free download (Anaglph Maker) which can convert stereographs to images viewable by more common red & blue viewer. Attached photo was taken in Disney World EPCOT last May. I have plenty of red & blue viewers. Just let me know how many you need, I'll pass them to Gail. \ (^0^) /Labels: Stereograph
posted by Simon Chan at 6:51 PM
2 comments
2 Comments:
Very cool, Simon. I'll need one set to see this picture, and also in anticipation of your future pictures.
Thanks,
Warren
hi Simon, thanks for the glasses. It's fun to view the 3D version with them.
--Warren
Post a Comment