Long time ago I've seen those gif animated pictures that create the illusion of 3D space by switching back and forth between the left and right eye perspective.
Today I tried to paint it...with a little help of 3D software to have a reference for the parallaxe. Definitely not easy. Next time I would just do everything in 3D...
But I guess it works...sort of... ^^
What breaks it are the things that don't adjust in perspective enough like the left hand and stuff like the highlight on the balloon. Everything's got to rotate correctly to make it super convincing.
It does work pretty well if you stare at his balloon hand.
At least you got a pair of stereo images. You can try placing them side to side and see them with stereo red-blue glasses to recover the feeling of depth.
I found good results using a Depth map image, and using the Displace filter (Photoshop), it's pretty easy to do it! Here's a nice and clear tuto: http://youtu.be/3r4M_KHt6aw and here my experiments: http://alexdukal.blogspot.com.ar/2012/05/anaglifos-3d.html Cheers!
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Good first time try at it!
What breaks it are the things that don't adjust in perspective enough like the left hand and stuff like the highlight on the balloon. Everything's got to rotate correctly to make it super convincing.
It does work pretty well if you stare at his balloon hand.
At least you got a pair of stereo images. You can try placing them side to side and see them with stereo red-blue glasses to recover the feeling of depth.
Yeah for ,e ita the head perspective... Also, im nit suure if ts my machine or what, but a little faster miight help.
Oh man sorry for the messy post, typing on my ipad.
the trace back look makes it more fun
I found good results using a Depth map image, and using the Displace filter (Photoshop), it's pretty easy to do it!
Here's a nice and clear tuto:
http://youtu.be/3r4M_KHt6aw
and here my experiments:
http://alexdukal.blogspot.com.ar/2012/05/anaglifos-3d.html
Cheers!
what software do you use to convert to 3D?
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