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Jan 24, 2006 14:08 | #1

A view of the ramp at "Bush Intercontinental" just after a rainshower...

Use the crosseyed view method.

I will post annother view in the 3D-Photos thread. It is a sticky in the "Other" catagory. It has quite a bit of helpfull suggestions if you need help viewing...

Or click over here:
https://photography-on-the.net …thread.php?t=87970&page=9

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Jan 24, 2006 14:45 | #2

Not bad but the 3-D is a bit difficult because the 2 pics are not aligned very well- the pic on the RHS needs to be dropped a bit to bring the various subjects into alignment.
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Jan 24, 2006 14:51 | #3

Chris I liked looking at your stereo. It is a good scene with lots of levels and great natural depth. I think your original chips will cause a lot of eyestrain for people trying to freeview:

1. There is a vertical misalignment when the chips are put into crossed pair.

2. There is rotational error.

3. There is a window violation.

4. There is painful retinal rivalry between chips e.g. look at the conveyor belt there is different luggage loads in each shot; also the aircraft taxiing in the background is in different spots on the tarmac.

I have corrected points 1-3 but 4 would need careful photoshopping but then these elements would be in 2D! Really weird to view. :lol:

Here are the results of what I have done. What do you think?

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