get your 3-D glasses on!!!!

Artwork Finished Projects
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http://sharph.net/anaglyph_face.png

This is a finished…fork off of an unfinished head model.

Used my patented parent-the-camera-to-an-empty-and-rotate-the-empty-and-composite-them-in-the-gimp ™ technoligy.

  • Sharp
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Question, a bit offtopic. Can those glasses be bought in stores? You see, I need a whole bunch of em for a school project.

And as I don’t have one yet, I can’t comment on your picture :slight_smile:

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question… how you did the red and blue calculation for 3d glass? or there is an esay trick to do so?

4

That looks very cool, but the text doesn’t look quite right with glasses on.

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http://www.stereoscopy.com/reel3d/anaglyph-glasses.html

It was done in the gimp. I opened up both images, set the background color to black, and for the left eye image, selected the green and blue channels and cleared (ctrl-k). For the right eye image, I cleared the red channel. I copied the right eye image onto the left one, and in the layers box, I selected addition.

Yes… Gimp… a “Linux thing”… but you can get it for windows too. :smiley:

  • Sharp
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hehe, nice :slight_smile: .
but to see it correctly with your 3d glasses you need to render the writings seperately, or just do an ortho rendering. but it looks kinda crappy with ortho on :-? .

cu nastacc

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hmm. at first the text looked really weird so i took it into the gimp and did a little smoothing on it, and now it looks fine for me.

  • Sharp
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why is it that when ever i find art that requires 3d glasses i can never find mine :stuck_out_tongue:

does it work with both the red and green, and the red and blue ones?

i assume it does, because youve used both the green and blue channel together.