Dr Klaus Schmitt
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Spring in 3D Stereo with Hypergon 26mm
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
THis is going to be fun.
Can you repost the instruction for getting the effect?
Asher
Can you repost the instruction for getting the effect?
Asher
Dr Klaus Schmitt
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- look at the image, center on the middle gap between them (with your glasses on that you need for reading this sharp = in focus)
- place the pointer finger at your nose tip without changing your viewing
- now still looking straigt to the image, try to focus on your finger
- move the finger towards the gap between the images
- follow the finger while keeping focused on it
- at a certain moment an image "between the images" will appear (looking three dimensional); your finger will be approx. 20cm = 8 inches away from your nose (depending on viewing distance from screen)
- move your concentration towards that "image between the images" and leave it there (and remove your finger then...)
- that's it...
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Thanks, Klaus, for the guide to seeing 3D Images from Stereoscopic Pairs!
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Steven Dillon
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I didn't try out the 3D effect, but the lighting is superb. Just gorgeous.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Kraus,
Can you show the camera set up, or is this some software trick with a normal picture?
Asher
Can you show the camera set up, or is this some software trick with a normal picture?
Asher
Dr Klaus Schmitt
Well-known member
Thanks Steve!
Asher, no software trick, just the good old Cha-Cha Method, were you focus your target, swing the camera a bit left, click!, then swing to the right, click! So the swing difference should make about the eye distance of about 2.5" / 7.5cm. I do at times a little bit more to create hyper-stereo to enhance the wanted 3D effect a bit....after that I only use then some software to correct the 3D stereo image to get rid of distorsions.
Asher, no software trick, just the good old Cha-Cha Method, were you focus your target, swing the camera a bit left, click!, then swing to the right, click! So the swing difference should make about the eye distance of about 2.5" / 7.5cm. I do at times a little bit more to create hyper-stereo to enhance the wanted 3D effect a bit....after that I only use then some software to correct the 3D stereo image to get rid of distorsions.
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