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Dec 08, 2005 10:06 |  #1

Heres my first 3D. The quality of the images are that great.


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Dec 08, 2005 15:15 |  #2

Hi.

Cool shot, although I did not find this one as easy to focus on as others in the 3D thread.

What is that object hanging in front of the back row? I must admit I found that a little offputting.

Thanks for sharing.


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Dec 10, 2005 14:05 |  #3

yeah this image was not the easiest to focus on
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Dec 11, 2005 13:07 |  #4

Great to see another stereshooter, jr#8. If this is your first attempt then well done. People will find this a little hard to view comfortably because the chips (images) are vertically misaligned. This can cause headaches ultimately. The brain can cope with slight misalignments but the misalignment here might be too much for less experienced free viewers. Let's see more of your shots

Mgdh, have you seen my 3D shot of Mullion Cove which I posted today? It is listed as 'Stereo (3D) Photograph.


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Dec 11, 2005 14:45 |  #5


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Here I have corrected the vertical misalignment. This should make the image easier and more comfortable to view. The frame should also help learners freeviewing to fuse the chips. The program used is Stereo Photo Maker. What do you think, jr#8?

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Dec 11, 2005 14:53 |  #6

I like it. Thanks. I didn't get a chance to view it yet.


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Dec 12, 2005 16:03 |  #7

Excellent 3-D shot jr#8, good fun isn't it! :)
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