3D stereo anaglyph virtual Artgallery part_3 looking left

For a perfect impression of the architecture of the virtual art gallery please visit
the videos chronological, starting with part 1.
Part 3: The biggest exhibition in the gallery is a walkaround in the main building with
many black&white images. In two parts, either looking to the left or to the right side.
Mark Mender, one of the top german fashion photographers between 1961 and 1981
started a new carreer in 1982 in television post production, computeranimation and
corporate video with his new company TV-ONE Studio.
Since 2000 he started experimenting and producing 3D stereoscopic videos,
first „interlaced for shutter glasses, later on also in „cross view pairs for screen projection.

Having a lot of vintage prints and transparencies of his work as a fashion photographer,
Mark Mender started 2006 to use his tools for computeranimation and editing to create his
own virtual art gallery as website and DVD www.fashion-photography-gallery.com
The gallery is a big modern building with realtime walkarounds, 8 slideshows and 5
Pavillions with special themes, like fashion photography in egypt, bali, tahiti and evern Alaska.
Now there is also a 3D stereoscopic version available to be shown at vernissages and
art exhibitions. An idea how it looks like in 3D you can see here as anaglyph videos for red/cyan-glasses. There will be more videos, like walks to the 5 Pavillions in the near future.
The complete 2D full colour version you can find at www.fashion-photography-gallery.com

Enthusiastic about the possibilities of 3D Stereo, Mark Mender created a
limited edition „3D-art of some of the best vintage prints, shot around 1970.
Choose button „LIMITED EDITIONS of www.contemporary-photography-markmender.de
The prices for the signed prints range from 1200.- to 1.600.- EURO. You need also
red/cyan glasses to see the effect.

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[eatmygritsnow]

@eatmygritsnow i mean red and blue are too far apart :)

[eatmygritsnow]

The red and green are too far apart. It hardly looks 3D. All I see is two pictures when I look through my red/blue 3D glasses.