i love stereograms. thank you. so so so so cool.

DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE.... THAT'S TRIPPYYYYYYY......

Neat-o.

how far apart did you take the photos ? ( average eye-spacing of 2.5 to 3 inches ? )

I think the camera has its lenses about 6cm apart.

but yah, you could easily take the same 2 pics with any camera since these were static pieces.

cool you used the 3D camera and took one photo ( which actually takes two) ?

Yah. The camera has 2 lenses: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/3d.....epix_real3dw3/

It can even take oneside closeup/telephoto and the other widescreen at the same time.

Sorry for teh broken link. the link in the description works better.

cool...

so awesome...

Very cool effect! The depth is amazing! And the eyes are just plain trippy, heh. :3

Not for me. I just have only one eye.

Cool dude. Been doing 3d for 40 years. Nothing in years though. How much for that camera?
Haven't priced in a while. I'm guessing about $600 to $800
Really nice work on the suite.

I baught it when it first came out for $499 but I have seen them as low as $350. You just need to be sure it's the W3 and not the W1 version, They never made a W2.

You would also want to get the Nvidia 3D Vision kit and a 3D monitor for your PC to take full advantage of the 3D otherwise you will need to convert everything into red/blue and taht's a LOT of work

http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-main.html

Thanks dude. Yea my system is full 3d ready but I have serious life problems which keeps me
from setting up and going full throttle. My $3200 system is still in the box.
Luckily I can watch you for now. Thats always fun

+Agree. Stereo viewport in Maya with Quadro cards too!

You saying you have this or want this. So far I don't know of any 3D animation packages that let you use the 3D system when creating.

Oh, no I have it! Maya, from version... 2009 and up? All you need is a Quadro card, Nvidia 3D Vision, and Maya 2009 and up. Be sure to disable 3D Vision for games if you have a Geforce card too.

The real benefit to having an S3D viewport is you can work on your convergence settings without having to wait for a long render. Maya's S3D tools are top notch too, very integrated. AFAIK C4D has a kind of "hacked together" user-contributed viewport, same with Blender and some others. I think they are all based in "Quad-Buffered Stereo," which is an OpenGL output function?

In any event, the viewport is great, saves tons of time. I have a Quadro FX1700, so don't worry about them saying you need a 3800: http://download.autodesk.com/us/qua.....stereo_win.pdf

Mini-walkthrough here: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=101899&view=findpost&p=568327

I don't use Maya but thanks for the info :D

This looks so much better than the one I tried to make in post. XD Really cool.

that is frickin awesome :D

That is so cool!!!

The feathers REALLY come out, thats cool!

I sure do hope that you do more of these. The 3D really shows off the head in a much more impressive way than an ordinary photo.

Oh my!! *NOSE KISS* ^^