3D photography, easy yet inspiring.

[sassan]

Here is a link to some easy to follow digital 3D technique.
In fact this is a suggestion for Saphire that was asking for something inspiring and please Dear Christine consider it as a birthday gift from me.

Used to be a lot harder on film days, but now even one camera is good enough to make some lovely images. Of course you may want to change the settings as needed with 2 cameras and synchronized cable release for live subjects too. There is a short multi media clip also that is helpful. The guy writing this is a smart guy and please don't judge him by his advise on obtaining the 3D glasses...

Have fun 3-Ding.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> L I N K <<<<<<<<<<<<<<

[ollieholmes]

Yet another thing for me to have a play with over the winter.

[Saphire]

Thank you sassan for the gift, this looks fun to try. I will have to read it a few times to be able to follow how to join the images but it looks interesting to try.
I am going to have a play.

[Christine]

Gosh,this looks pretty complicated ,but a challenge.Look forward to seeing your results,Christine.

[Saphire]

First go at 3d. I had to eat some Cadburys Roses to get the red and blue cellaphane

[Saphire]

Here is another go. I am not quite getting it right it could be the subjects contrast.

[sassan]

Well done Christine.
I see the 3D effect on both over the leaflets.
What I think is missing now is the 2nd or 3rd flowers on far background / FG or oblique orientation of the flower in a longitudinal plane in continuity of lens's long axis.

[Saphire]

Originally Posted by sassan

Well done Christine.
/ FG or oblique orientation of the flower in a longitudinal plane in continuity of lens's long axis.

sassan I couldn't read that for laughing, talk about a tongue twister PHEW!

[sassan]

Love to see smile on the face.
Have fun.

[Ant]

we did some 3D photos a while back, and printed them. I'll see if I can dig them back.