Converting 2d Photo into 3d?
Robert J Batina
images that were converted to add depth. I've read about that method using
layers and photoshop, but I was just wondering if there was an easier way to
do it. I downloaded the demo of T3D but haven't been able to achieve the
results I would like. Any of you folks have experience at this?
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3Dimka
in photoshop and then with a special software (like stereogram lab)
you can get a stereopair rendered. This method may seem more difficult
then the cut-and-shift technique, but it allows to make smooth
surfaces, adjust depth for whole scene and easier fix depth errors.
Unfortunatelly I haven't had a chance to write a tutorial yet.
You can find Free Stereogram Lab at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3D-Stereograms/
(in Files section of the group). You need to join the group in order
to get access to the Files section - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3D-
Stereograms/files/
In the Stereogram Lab you will need to set number of repetition to 2
for a stereopair.
Good luck!
3Dimka ;)
Jerry Smith
I think the guy who made T3D could help you with the images you're
having problems with...he helped me with one or two.
the emails are on this site:
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Stereophile
the new ESP version is quite good and easy to use
www.zenratai.com/software/stereopaint
it supports cross-eye, parallel and anaglyph
so you can paint and edit in real-time with red/cyan glasses
you can also use it to just paint around in 3D which is fun
~SP
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sam
tedious but used a lot. See this DVD which explains it:
http://www.berezin.com/3d/3dconversiondvd.htm
TM
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