This is the same scene, with the images switched around. I am able to see 3d better this way.
Now don't make me create an animation with this, because I can if I have to. (as in, if someone pays me well enough)
Do you have a Magic Eye?
by Quirky1 55 Replies latest jw friends
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Leolaia
I see the 3D very well with the first one, not with the second. Interesting how we use different techniques. What modeling/rendering program do you use?
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kurtbethel
These were done with Vistapro 4. It loads in DEM (Digital Elevation Map) files of places, including all of Earth and Mars. It can also generate landscape from a random seed. It renders left/right pairs as you can see, and if a path is specified through the landscape it can render individual frames or a whole animation.
For more photorealistic works I use Terragen, though I have never done any 3d work with it.
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LouBelle
I love the magic eye and once I've tuned it I can see the images without much difficulty at all.
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kurtbethel
Another one, just rendered in Vistapro. Devils Tower, Wyoming. I did both views, original pair available on request.
Now the other view....
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Leolaia
Very nice. The second one works for me, again. That sounds like a sophisticated program you have. I would someday like to try photogrammetry of urban spaces using historical photos to see them change over time.
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inkling
So no comments on the 3D images I made?
I'm confused... What am I supposed to do with them?
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inkling
I have no problem viewing "magic eye" images, with the getting closer and pulling away method...
Am I supposed to do that with the twin images you have been posting, or what?
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Barbie Doll
Disneyland has 3D images
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inkling
ooooohhh!!!!!!
[inkling] <---- just "got" it
Wow, that one of the rocky outcropping is REALLY cool.
