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Dec 11, 2005 06:15 |  #1

My first 3-D spider shot.
Cross-eye stereogram- . Taken this AM with an air temp of about 2'C.
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Dec 11, 2005 06:43 |  #2

Awesome as usuall.


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Dec 11, 2005 13:17 as a reply to  @ jr#8's post |  #3

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Awesome as usuall.

Thanks jr#8- these little Wolf spiders are quite photgenic closeup- not quite as cute as jumping spiders but close :)
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Dec 11, 2005 14:38 |  #4


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Here I have adjusted the slight vertical misalignment in SPM and pushed the image further behind the window, Brian. The frame may help those learning to freeview to fuse the image more readily. :D

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Dec 11, 2005 17:41 |  #5

Very nice........the eyes were popping out at me :)


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Dec 11, 2005 23:55 as a reply to  @ Balliolman's post |  #6

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Here I have adjusted the slight vertical misalignment in SPM and pushed the image further behind the window, Brian. The frame may help those learning to freeview to fuse the image more readily. :D

Thanks for the "conversion" Balliolman. Certainly does make it easier to visualise than the original.
What function do you use in SPM to push the image back?
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Dec 12, 2005 02:10 as a reply to  @ LordV's post |  #7

Erm Brian, which eye did u focus on? just kidding....:lol: Cute spider and a great shot....


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Dec 12, 2005 02:14 as a reply to  @ kross's post |  #8

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Erm Brian, which eye did u focus on? just kidding....:lol: Cute spider and a great shot....

Thanks Kross
erm all of them?
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Dec 12, 2005 02:19 |  #9

Ha ha.. That's wonderful Brian..
you are very lucky having a cooperative spider to freeze for more than one shot , isn't it ?
Great as always.. the conversion by Balliolman is good as well
Thanx for sharing
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Dec 12, 2005 02:49 as a reply to  @ kallousa's post |  #10

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Ha ha.. That's wonderful Brian..
you are very lucky having a cooperative spider to freeze for more than one shot , isn't it ?
Great as always.. the conversion by Balliolman is good as well
Thanx for sharing
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Thanks Ahmad,
Yes you are right- but these spiders do seem to do a little run and then stop whilst looking for prey- just have to get the timing right :)
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Dec 12, 2005 11:52 as a reply to  @ LordV's post |  #11

LordV wrote:
Thanks for the "conversion" Balliolman. Certainly does make it easier to visualise than the original.
What function do you use in SPM to push the image back?
Brian V.

Open the Easy Adjustments screen, ensuring the chips are in P mode first. To set the window pull the slider to the right to push back the image or pull the slider to the left to push an element of the image TTW; remember if doing the latter to avoid a window violation. As this is manipulation is in anaglyph form if you have the appropriate red blue specs then wear them during adjustment to judge the depth acheived. :cool:

When happy press the okay button below. You then have a P stereo so if you need an X, switch chips.

Those are the essential points. Get back to me if you need further detail.


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Dec 12, 2005 16:22 |  #12

Now what is all this ...
SPM ?
Push image back ? all this technique ? ... etc ..


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Dec 12, 2005 17:21 as a reply to  @ kallousa's post |  #13

kallousa wrote:
Now what is all this ...
SPM ?
Push image back ? all this technique ? ... etc ..

It is all about getting the image to appear as natural as possible when viewed, especially freeviewed. SPM means Stereo Photo Maker a free download program which allows two similar images to be processed into stereograms such Crossed or Parallel pairs, anaglyphs or phantograms. Check it out :eyes


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Dec 13, 2005 00:18 as a reply to  @ kallousa's post |  #14

kallousa wrote:
Now what is all this ...
SPM ?
Push image back ? all this technique ? ... etc ..

Sit back and enjoy Ahmad- we are getting an excellent free tutorial in how to do these shots properly and make them easier for other people to view without getting headaches :)
Dam that means my pharmaceutical share prices are going to drop again.;)
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