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Davisrocks
8 years 3 months ago
Posts: 770
Ok, I made these like a while ago but their still good,

More later!
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takineko
8 years 3 months ago
Posts: 3931
I wont even ask how u did that.. but I could use some 3D glasses right about now.
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adventure_of_link
8 years 3 months ago
Posts: 9769
holy crap im seeing double

or triple
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hsmith98
8 years 3 months ago
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I wish I had kept my 3-D glasses.
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Kray 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 944	Nice work ^^ Photoshop I assume? With filters and adjusting the hue that probably wouldn't take too long. But great idea It does work pretty well, but there's one other element that could be used here. The distance that the blue and red versions are apart from each other affects how close the 3D illusion is. If they're farther apart from each other the object looks closer to you and if they're closer together it seems farther back or flat against the page it's on. You could use this to create an even greater sense of depth. Have objects that are closer, like that van in that last picture, could be about Blue------------------------------Normal-----------------------------------Red and objects in the middle like the tree trunks and that bush Blue-----------------Normal-----------------Red And the back ones like that house and the trees in the far back be something like Blue---Normal---red and the sky you probably wouldn't have to mess with at all. This of course would probably be a lot harder cause you'd have to split up the pictures into segments and space them accordingly, but it's worth it in the end. Just some ideas for any future ones you make. Cool idea though, keep it up.

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System
8 years 3 months ago
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I see 4 doorknobs in that first picture!
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Davisrocks 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 770	Kray wrote: Nice work ^^ Photoshop I assume? thank for the great ideas with the filtering. yeah i was thinking of making some with my star wars action figures. and by the way i don't use photoshop i use a special program called Callipygian 3D! But none of yous guys better take mine idea its mine, mine, mine, MINE!!! Sorry, I'm greedy!

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St. Jimmy 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 556 Globally Banned	looking @ them w/o 3-D glasses is like a bad acid trip gone wrong and getting worse still.

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System 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 74809	St. Jimmy wrote: looking @ them w/o 3-D glasses is like a bad acid trip gone wrong and getting worse still. Hence its greatness.

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flamepanther
8 years 3 months ago
Posts: 948
Nice anaglyphs. Have you considered using other methods of stereoscopy?
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Cyber Bishop
8 years 3 months ago
Posts: 2796
My eyes hurt.. I need my 3D glasses...
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Davisrocks 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 770	flamepanther wrote: Nice anaglyphs. Have you considered using other methods of stereoscopy? no not really i'll have to look into it though!

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flamepanther 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 948	I use liquid cystal glasses synced with a flickering image. There's no real loss of color that way. There's actually a JPEG-based image format for storing stereographs, JPS. JPS images are basically a JPEG with side-by-side images. JPS viewers will automatically display the image as anaglyph, page flip, interlaced, cross-eye, or relaxed-eye depending on the user's settings.

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St. Jimmy 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 556 Globally Banned	Reaper wrote: St. Jimmy wrote: looking @ them w/o 3-D glasses is like a bad acid trip gone wrong and getting worse still. Hence its greatness. so true

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System 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 74809	St. Jimmy wrote: Reaper wrote: St. Jimmy wrote: looking @ them w/o 3-D glasses is like a bad acid trip gone wrong and getting worse still. Hence its greatness. so true We need more acid inspired 3-D stareograms on this board

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Davisrocks 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 770	Ok, I made these like a while ago but their still good, More later!

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takineko 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 3931	I wont even ask how u did that.. but I could use some 3D glasses right about now.
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adventure_of_link 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 9769	holy crap im seeing double or triple

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hsmith98 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 3101	I wish I had kept my 3-D glasses.

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System 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 74809	I see 4 doorknobs in that first picture!

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flamepanther 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 948	Nice anaglyphs. Have you considered using other methods of stereoscopy?

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Cyber Bishop 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 2796	My eyes hurt.. I need my 3D glasses...
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