lookin great

hehe, that's really cool.
i found it much easier when the image is small by the way

Aaargh your messing with my head he he its lke wow ^.^

Whoa... there's three of them now...

Hehe, If you hold your hands up either side of the 3d image, you can mask out the other two images quite neatly.

Woah! That's a really cool effect.

Wow! Just cross your eyes until you see three images instead of just two, and the one in the middle will be the 3-D one. Neat!

Neato! Did you just change the camera position slightly in the second frame?

More or less, their two identical cameras, one beside the other at roughly the same seperation as the characters eyes.

Sweet! *finds somethin to render *

hehe, I actually set something up like this with 2 viewports in the 3d program (the second cam about 5 degrees off from the first, iirc).

While the mouse/handles didn't work together well (so I couldn't really WORK ON the model while looking at it like this), it was still awseome to be able to freely rotate the model & such and see it in 3d, not just the 2d projection.

That is SO COOL. I understand the mechanics of binocular vision, but I still always wonder what's ever so slightly different between the two images to make that neat effect.

Cute character to boot.

Look at the borders; the one on the right is farther left in the frame, in order to simulate parallax.

I did one of these of the house I until recently lived in. Found center point, click, step left, found same point, click.
(it's in my subs)

Stereo.....or BINO!!! ?

coooooool

Oh man, haha. These stereo images have always bugged me out, I can never seem to get my eyes to focus. Or rather, I couldn't, until now.



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MAN THAT IS COOL...I DIDN'T KNOW YOU COULD DO IT THAT WAY!

I love those, but they make my head hurt :P

I love this sort of thing :-D And this works really well!

Very nifty :D

Very slick! :D That's fun.

Oh jeez, it really works - I can see him in 3D. Only problem is, now I can't uncross my eyes!

It's Tru 3D®!

That's AMAZIN! *tries to poke it* =3

There are two ways to do it.

With the smaller version, just look *through* at the wall behind it, and then line it up.

With the larger version, you have to cross your eyes or move way back.

Aw man, i dont like those "break your eyes" 3D pictures... Why don't you just make an animated jitter?

Nice, I'll have to put this on a card. I collect old stereogram cards, will be neat to have some more modern images in the mix.

AWESOME! I LOVE STEREO PICS! ^__^ *stares at it lazy eye'd*

that is awsome and trippy a very cool technique

This is strange... I have to put the right image on the left to see it in stereo. Otherwise the parts that should be close are the farthest away. Do my eyes cross the wrong way? XD

There are two types of stereo viewing: cross-eyed viewing and parallel viewing. In cross-eyed viewing, the right-eye view is on the left-hand side and the left-eye view is on the right-hand side. To view the image in 3D you have to cross your eyes, so that the right eye is looking at the left-hand image and the left eye is looking at the right-hand image.

In parallel viewing, the right-eye view is on the right and the left-eye view is on the left. To view the image in 3D you have to go slightly wall-eyed, so that the right eye is looking at the right-hand image and the left eye is looking at the left-hand image.

Still confused? Check out the page below; it has examples of all types of stereo image viewing.

http://www.katonian.net/2007/10/hal.....reenshots.html

Have fun!

Holy moly thats cool!

Wow, that's trippy.