Very good anaglyphs. I also do the same clip.)) Let me give you advice as an amateur enthusiast? Try to make a video with a maximum resolution, preferably HD. When there are strong compression artifacts and distortions, as in 720 or 1080 meneshee compression, and look much nicer. Good luck in the works! (Sorry for bad English).
Nice job. But since you made these photos you can now purchase a Fujifilm w3 3D point and shoot camera that makes this whole process easier. I used it exclusively in automatic mode to take thousands of anaglyph 3D photos and quite a few videos for my website 3d-chicagodotcom. I also used its output to create the same photos in the Piku - Piku no glasses 3D format from start3d.com.
These 3D photos are for left lens (red) - right lens (blue) 3D glasses. These are anaglyphic 3Dphotos. Maybe you are using polarized glasses. What this takes is the most common type of 3D glasses. I hope this helps you out.
Thanks for posting this slideshow. Excellent photos. I prefer the plant/flower ones personally, but they`re all good. The corgi is very cute. Thanks again :)
Thanks...yep, Bobby our little Corgi is a sweetie. Thanks for the nice comments. And you are right, I think the flowers are the coolest ones too. Now, I'll have to wait till spring to get some more. Oh well!
Thanks, jeffgrave...I just moved the camera from left to right about three to four inches fairly quickly (about the distance between the human eyes that creates the stereoscopic effect). Sometimes you can set it on a multi-shot shutter setting, but you have to move fast before the next snap. I actually prefer to do it manually. Thanks for writing...Take care.
very nice wonderfull :) would like to know which video editing software did you use to create the video? as some video editing software degrades the quality of red/cyan and sometimes even changes the color of it too.
Hello, "hitmoments19". Thanks for the nice comment. Actually, I edit just with Windows MovieMaker for XP. I use this for sound and transitions and I try to save the finished movie clip in the least compressed format.
Nice photos Bud! I am new to this 3D stuff, and have shot about 20 photos over the past few days. This is great fun. Do you have the free program "Anaglyph maker"? It's great. Just bring your pair of photos in and click "make 3D image"- done. What do you use?
I should have a video up of my stills sometime soon... thanks again.
Thanks OregonDARRYL! I use StereoPhoto Ver.3.22 by Masuji Suto & David Sykes. It is free online. The 3D photos I take are originally done by using the "Cha-Cha-Cha" method. I start by taking one photo and then moving about three inches horizontally to the left or the right and then taking another photo with my Sony Cyber-shot digital camera. Then I combine and adjust the paired photos in the aforementioned program.
PS - I'm looking forward to seeing your pix. Thanks for writing. C-Ya!
hi rainfish i dont have the blue and and red 3d glasses but i have the ones that are black what do u call those and is there any videos for them thanks bye
Hi, you might be thinking of "polarized 3d glasses". Yes, there are videos you can rent/buy for those. The last movie I saw that used the 3d polarized glasses was the 2008 remake of "Journey to the Center of the Earth". Check out some more titles at your local video store. Hope this helps. ...Thanks for stopping bye.
PS - You will need Red/Blue Anaglyph Glasses to properly view these. You can find them on the internet for under a dollar a pair. You can also sometimes purchase them at your local comic book or toy store. C-Ya!
Very good anaglyphs. I also do the same clip.)) Let me give you advice as an amateur enthusiast? Try to make a video with a maximum resolution, preferably HD. When there are strong compression artifacts and distortions, as in 720 or 1080 meneshee compression, and look much nicer. Good luck in the works! (Sorry for bad English).
StepanicusNecrus 3 weeks ago
nice work man :) i just noticed that my eyes turned 3 dimentional after i took of the glasses :p bad quality glasses i guess. Again, nice work :)
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Nice job. But since you made these photos you can now purchase a Fujifilm w3 3D point and shoot camera that makes this whole process easier. I used it exclusively in automatic mode to take thousands of anaglyph 3D photos and quite a few videos for my website 3d-chicagodotcom. I also used its output to create the same photos in the Piku - Piku no glasses 3D format from start3d.com.
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slaveofmonstery 11 months ago
lol you just gotta love the epic background music :P
dc9unknown 1 year ago
@ Tammmiix3....
These 3D photos are for left lens (red) - right lens (blue) 3D glasses. These are anaglyphic 3Dphotos. Maybe you are using polarized glasses. What this takes is the most common type of 3D glasses. I hope this helps you out.
Rainfish 2 years ago
Very goooood!!!
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Antonin796 2 years ago
Thanks, Antonin796! I'm glad you liked them. I need to get my latest batch up here soon. Thanks again...Take care!
Rainfish 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this slideshow. Excellent photos. I prefer the plant/flower ones personally, but they`re all good. The corgi is very cute. Thanks again :)
PeetNefyn 2 years ago
Thanks...yep, Bobby our little Corgi is a sweetie. Thanks for the nice comments. And you are right, I think the flowers are the coolest ones too. Now, I'll have to wait till spring to get some more. Oh well!
Rainfish 2 years ago
nice job! How did you get your subjects to not move (dog,person,outdoor foilage) while you were repositioning the camera?
jeffgrave 3 years ago
Thanks, jeffgrave...I just moved the camera from left to right about three to four inches fairly quickly (about the distance between the human eyes that creates the stereoscopic effect). Sometimes you can set it on a multi-shot shutter setting, but you have to move fast before the next snap. I actually prefer to do it manually. Thanks for writing...Take care.
Rainfish 3 years ago
These were great pics - can you tell me the name of the song/score that's playing while I look at these?
heftycat 3 years ago
Qué buena que está la melodía pive
albertfunky 3 years ago
nice pics!! im gonna have a vid with more of them soon, but i need some more pictures :S
gassiej 3 years ago
Thanks, "gasiej"! Looking forward to your pix too. C-ya!
Rainfish 3 years ago
very nice wonderfull :) would like to know which video editing software did you use to create the video? as some video editing software degrades the quality of red/cyan and sometimes even changes the color of it too.
hitmoments19 3 years ago
Hello, "hitmoments19". Thanks for the nice comment. Actually, I edit just with Windows MovieMaker for XP. I use this for sound and transitions and I try to save the finished movie clip in the least compressed format.
Thanks again for writing. :)
Rainfish 3 years ago
Nice photos Bud! I am new to this 3D stuff, and have shot about 20 photos over the past few days. This is great fun. Do you have the free program "Anaglyph maker"? It's great. Just bring your pair of photos in and click "make 3D image"- done. What do you use?
I should have a video up of my stills sometime soon... thanks again.
OregonDARRYL 3 years ago
Thanks OregonDARRYL! I use StereoPhoto Ver.3.22 by Masuji Suto & David Sykes. It is free online. The 3D photos I take are originally done by using the "Cha-Cha-Cha" method. I start by taking one photo and then moving about three inches horizontally to the left or the right and then taking another photo with my Sony Cyber-shot digital camera. Then I combine and adjust the paired photos in the aforementioned program.
PS - I'm looking forward to seeing your pix. Thanks for writing. C-Ya!
Rainfish 3 years ago
hi rainfish i dont have the blue and and red 3d glasses but i have the ones that are black what do u call those and is there any videos for them thanks bye
dumdude119 3 years ago
Hi, you might be thinking of "polarized 3d glasses". Yes, there are videos you can rent/buy for those. The last movie I saw that used the 3d polarized glasses was the 2008 remake of "Journey to the Center of the Earth". Check out some more titles at your local video store. Hope this helps. ...Thanks for stopping bye.
Rainfish 3 years ago
ya thats the movie i got my polarized glasses thanks so much
dumdude119 3 years ago
realy good job......
michaelforthriller 3 years ago
Thanks, "michealforthriller, glad you liked them. :p
Rainfish 3 years ago
Higher Resolution 3D Anaglyph photos at my blog site at: bud2000(dot)blogspot(dot)com
Rainfish 3 years ago
PS - You will need Red/Blue Anaglyph Glasses to properly view these. You can find them on the internet for under a dollar a pair. You can also sometimes purchase them at your local comic book or toy store. C-Ya!
Rainfish 3 years ago