Mouse embryo, MRI, stereo pair

Mouse embryo, volume rendered from MRI data.
(stereo pair, cross view)

Embryonic age 23 days after conception

Raw volume data available from Caltech Atlas of Mouse Development
(data © California Institute of Technology, Pasadena)

Better resolution video files available at http://lcni.uoregon.edu/~mark/Space_software/animations.html#Mouse_embryo

Modeled and rendered with Space Software, http://lcni.uoregon.edu/~mark/Space_program.html

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• mouse
• embryo
• mri
• stereo
• pair
• CIT
• atlas
• development
• yt3d:enable=true
• yt3d:aspect=2:3

[Chaoman60]

ok the picture showed a pair and i see an anaglyph wtf

[markdow2]

Change the " 3D View Style" in the edit box below the video window to "cross-eyed" or "focus through".

[Chaoman60]

I shit you not, I see it not.

[markdow2]

I believe you. I think you might need the latest version of the Flash player to be able to select the "3D View Style".

Sorry. You can see this on my web site.

[DarkenedHiro]

Gross, in 3D too.

[F0r3st12]

ew lmao it was so detailed and ah lol

[chumacprachu]

finally something that actually works

[nokineeded]

AWEOSME!

[markdow2]

Very cool, thanks. This will motivate me to post more pairs on YouTube.

[ASirWheatstoneBuff]

Marvelous, You're using the stereoscopic player now!

Viewers of your video can use the "3D View Style" menu found below the player to view it with coloured glasses, or in a number of other ways. The original method (Cross-eyed) is available from the list.

You can also add a yt3d:aspect=2:3 tag to remove the distortion.

I'm currently enjoying the video wearing my Red and Cyan glasses!

Yours,

ASWB