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great job, that's the best one i've seen on here, atleast the one that's worked the best for me.

Familia wrote in post #2036761
That's jsut outstanding!

Glad you like it, Familia!

Dante King wrote in post #2037041
Now this is insanely cool!!!

That's what I think about stereo, Dante! Thanks.

deadpass wrote in post #2037043
great job, that's the best one i've seen on here, atleast the one that's worked the best for me.

Pleased to read this, Deadpass, some stereos are easier to fuse than others when learning the skill ...

Arrgh.. I can never get this to work! I can't cross my eyes! It just gives me a headache.

The 3d posters are easy, but I can never get the images to work when looking at a monitor. I just get all watery eyed and have to close my eyes

Kagemaru wrote in post #2040392
Arrgh.. I can never get this to work! I can't cross my eyes! It just gives me a headache.

solinger wrote in post #2041347
The 3d posters are easy, but I can never get the images to work when looking at a monitor. I just get all watery eyed and have to close my eyes

Thanks for commenting. I wish you Guys could perceive depth in stereograms -- the chances are you would really enjoy that 3rd dimension ...

Super execution in 3D. Very well done. Thanks for sharing this.

Mgdh wrote in post #2031288
Another great shot, Balliolman!

Just goes to prove how still these guys stand!

What was the time difference between the shots?

Thanks, Mark! The sentry was having his photograph taken with tourists standing alongside him. Consequently, I had to frame the first shot, click then recompose the next frame after a cha-cha and click again before another person stepped into shot. The whole process from the first click was about 5-6 seconds.

Kevin wrote in post #2045903
Super execution in 3D. Very well done. Thanks for sharing this.

Your are very kind, Kevin!