Several years ago, I got my first digital camera. At that time, I was also a member of the National Stereoscopic Association (NSA) and had an obsession with View-Master® 3-D photographs. Well, I figured out one day, that by taking two separate photographs, three inches apart, of a still object, I could mimic the effect of depth perception! (To be fair, this is an old trick and quite common knowledge to anybody in the trade, but I ramble.)
By turning one photo cyan, the other red, and superimposing them on top of one another using Adobe Photoshop®, I unwittingly created my first anaglyphic stereograph. Which brings us back to the beginning.
Submitted for your approval: some of the results of my anaglyphic experiments. Click on the photos for a larger image.
You will need the 3-D glasses I speak of for this to be of any value whatsoever. If you would like a complimentary pair, please e-mail me and I will send you some.
All © 2004 by Jason W. Moulder
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This guy never moved.
How do they do it?
Toy Cannon
It even works in COLOUR!
Indian head bookend
Monopoly playing pieces
You can put 3-D captions in the picture as
well.
Holding still while I took two photos of myself was a bit of a challenge.
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