On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 15:12:25 -0600, onemini
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    >Hi,
    >my first post on these boards..

Welcome!

    >I have a passion for 3d travel photography and really enjoyed your
    >images :)
    >I think the last pair might be the wrong way around though ;)

The Gugenheim one? No, it's correct.

It is a particularly 'deep' one though.
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Icono Clast <[email protected]> wrote:
    > Miss L. Toe wrote:
    >> Excellent, but it is a lot easier if I remove my reading glasses
    >> first. Luckily my eyes are just good enough to see them without.
    > Saw the stereo version of "Polar Express" this evening. With my
    > glasses, sometimes there were halos. Without my glasses, sometimes
    > there were halos. Seem'd t'make no dif'rence.

How was it? They're showing it in 3D IMAX here, and I was thinking it might
be a nice air-conditioned way to spend a few hours in the middle of the day.

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Deep Frayed Morgues Wrote:
    > On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 15:12:25 -0600, onemini
    > <[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    > >
    > >Hi,
    > >
    > >my first post on these boards..
    > >
    >
    > Welcome!
    >
    > >I have a passion for 3d travel photography and really enjoyed your
    > >images :)
    > >
    > >I think the last pair might be the wrong way around though ;)
    >
    > The Gugenheim one? No, it's correct.
    >
    > It is a particularly 'deep' one though.
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I guess it depends on how you view them. I stare into the distance so
that my right eye looks at the right image and my left to the left
image. it is then just a case of focusing on the images without moving
the position of your eyes. I find the cross eye method very hard work.


I have made a flipped version but don't know how to post an image on
these forums?? It works very well...

BTW DFM, what 3d camera do you use?

Also, this is actually a good exercise for your eyes.


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On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 11:18:04 -0600, onemini
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    >Deep Frayed Morgues Wrote:
    >> On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 15:12:25 -0600, onemini
    >> <[email protected]> wrote:
    >>
    >> >
    >> >Hi,
    >> >
    >> >my first post on these boards..
    >> >
    >>
    >> Welcome!
    >>
    >> >I have a passion for 3d travel photography and really enjoyed your
    >> >images :)
    >> >
    >> >I think the last pair might be the wrong way around though ;)
    >>
    >> The Gugenheim one? No, it's correct.
    >>
    >> It is a particularly 'deep' one though.
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    >> DFM - http://www.deepfriedmars.com
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    >I guess it depends on how you view them. I stare into the distance so
    >that my right eye looks at the right image and my left to the left
    >image. it is then just a case of focusing on the images without moving
    >the position of your eyes. I find the cross eye method very hard work.

I can do it both ways, but prefer the cross method (as opposed to the
diverge method I believe it's called) with this type of image. The
bigger the pictures are, the harder it is to diverge your eyes that
far. In fact, I have found it impossible to diverge my eyes more than
the distance between them, being around 9 or 10 cm. Using the cross
method, you can gain the effect with much bigger images.

    >I have made a flipped version but don't know how to post an image on
    >these forums?? It works very well...

You can't really post them here, as most newservers will drop any post
with an attachment on it. You can either post it to a binaries
newsgroup, or post it on a website.

    >BTW DFM, what 3d camera do you use?

It's not specifically designed for the purpose, but it's a tiny Optio
S4i. All I do is take one shot, move the camera to the right a bit,
and take another. Nothing fancy! It just has a neat feature which
shows you the first image, so you can line it up properly for the
second one.

    >Also, this is actually a good exercise for your eyes.

I don't know about that. I have good eyes, and have had no problems,
but others have complained of headaches.
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