3-D gladdy

Couldn't resist posting this- not sure it even counts as a macro but the 3-D works well. Just like the buds at the end poking through the screen.
Brian V,

Wow, that's two of these I've seen today....very good; those buds really pop!

Good job, Brian! No window violations and an appropriate through the window effect

I looked at this stereo in parallel format also and the depth, naturally, was even deeper. If you open this up into SPM and uncross the chips try freeviewing P. I'm confident you will enjoy this stereo all the more.http://www.angelfire.c​om/ca/erker/freeview.h​tml this link will help you learn freeviewing P format (and gives tips on X).

You are making clear and rapid progress, my friend!

You know what I'm going to say stunning.

Balliolman wrote:
Good job, Brian! No window violations and an appropriate through the window effect

I looked at this stereo in parallel format also and the depth, naturally, was even deeper. If you open this up into SPM and uncross the chips try freeviewing P. I'm confident you will enjoy this stereo all the more.http://www.angelfire.c​om/ca/erker/freeview.h​tml this link will help you learn freeviewing P format (and gives tips on X).

You are making clear and rapid progress, my friend!

Thanks Balliolman,
Will try this one in P mode- I can easily do those as well, but normally find the stereo easier to digest in X mode. BTW this another accidental stereo pair
Brian V.

Thanks jr#8
Was pleased with the 3-D on this one.
Not sure if this 3-D phase will wear off, but I really enjoy doing them and looking at the result- it just adds... well a new dimension to the pics
Brian V.

Nice flowers Brian, not going with the 3D however.

Shame- it's a bit boring without the 3-D
Brian V.

Brian, I felt I can grab it with my hands
Excellent as usual, Hope I can make such a progress.

Regards

Thanks Ahmad,
Interesting how 3-D shots do just look more real plus I'm convinced the brain adds the detail from both shots so you seem to end up with even more detail in the 3-D image.
BTW this was an accidental 3-D shot- I was actually taking images for focus stacking.
Brian V.