Easy and Inexpensive 3D digital Camera for Anaglyphs, or some beginners method that dosent involve 2 cameras? - 3d photography
I would like better.I am not an expert photographer easiest way photography.Digtal only started in 3D would be wise not too much $ $ $ for the development of the PIC, are required to be fucked while I get to spend Suggestions ... Please!
Saturday, February 6, 2010
3d Photography Easy And Inexpensive 3D Digital Camera For Anaglyphs, Or Some Beginners Method That Dosent Involve 2 Cameras?
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In fact, you can use a camera, a stereo image.
Take the first picture with your digital camera, then move slighty left (or right), and take another. Put together the two images printed side by side with your favorite image editor, then to the size you need for your stereoscope.
A little exercise / experiment and get really nice pictures.
I did not know it is a 3D digital camera, though we be there in May. Remedy
http://www.microlens.com/pages/3d_camera ...
Most 3-D cameras of the 1960s consisted of a camera with two lenses and the photographer uses a transparent film and images were developed by a special player who has been held over the eyes.
Try these links to learn more about the (old and new) 3D cameras:
... http://www.butkus.org/chinon/nimslo_3d/n
http://www.popphoto.com/photonews/2807/d ...
Some new technologies:
... http://www.webspawner.com/users/arguscan
http://www.loreo.com/
Follow the link here on this thread:
http://www.davidrubio3d.com/view_topic.p ...
See 2 pictures with the camera light) of (a shot from the left eye and a second from the right eye, import it into the software (free!) And you let him do what it is.
It will do stereo and blue / red 3D glasses image.
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