Apologies to non-3D viewers <<56k warning>>

[LordV]

Some more 3-D shots, all cross-eye stereograms.
If these are too big checkout smaller ones in the flickr account below.
Thought it interesting how when the detail/focus is slightly different in the shots, the 3-D image seems to carry the detail.
Brian V.


A small moth perched on a blade of grass

http://static.flickr.com/9/76292562_09721b244c_o.jpg



A wet Icheumon wasp

http://static.flickr.com/43/76292561_c2e7ff5017_o.jpg



Early Yellow Azalea flower (focus stacked from 2 shots each)

http://static.flickr.com/36/76261377_fd26824424_o.jpg




Drone Hoverfly (taken 22/12/05)

http://static.flickr.com/41/76261376_bfc50294ab_o.jpg



The Inevitable fly

http://static.flickr.com/41/76214348_3e39e2a88c_o.jpg



Twin Hibiscus blooms
http://static.flickr.com/37/76214347_982c5363c3_o.jpg

[Adrian]

Great shots, I've never been able to see magic eye photos, but neil_r showed be the technique to view stereo photos and now that I can do it, I'm impressed with your renditions.

Thanks for posting.

Stay well!

[LordV]

Thanks Adrian,
They do bring an extra "pop" when you can view them
Have a good Christmas
Brian V.

[dancinec]

Wonderful as always Brian, have a safe and productive Christmas. Of course when you are retired, every day is a holiday.

[Balliolman]

Liked them all; even the yukkey fly! :lol:

[LordV]

Thanks Balliolman,
Only pics 3&4 were purposely taken as stereo shots.
Brian V.

[kallousa]

Brian, They are all excellent , as usual.
I faced a little problem in the Yellow Azalea, at the lower right part ..

Thanks for sharing
Regards

[LordV]

Thanks Ahmad,
You are right- the focus differences were too big there. I did focus stack but with only two shots - not really enough to cover the focus depth properly.
Brian V.

[hmongstang]

lordV is god!

[invisibles2k]

wow..awesome.

[LordV]

Thanks Hmongstang and invisibles2K for looking and commenting.
I've had fun this year learning how to do macrophotographs.
Brian V.