This is my first attempt at making an anaglyph. Unfortunately I
cannot find my red/blue glasses to see how it looks. Would someone
with a pair give me an assessment please ?

Thanks,

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Ken wrote:

>   This is my first attempt at making an anaglyph. Unfortunately I
> cannot find my red/blue glasses to see how it looks. Would someone
> with a pair give me an assessment please ?

3-d is very nice, but the texture on the sphere doesn't work well with the
glasses. It shows up through the blue lens, but through the lens the sphere
looks uniform in pigment.

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Simon de Vet wrote:
> 
> Ken wrote:
> 
> >   This is my first attempt at making an anaglyph. Unfortunately I
> > cannot find my red/blue glasses to see how it looks. Would someone
> > with a pair give me an assessment please ?
> 
> 3-d is very nice, but the texture on the sphere doesn't work well with the
> glasses. It shows up through the blue lens, but through the lens the sphere
> looks uniform in pigment.

Thanks Simon. I'll work out the pigment details later. I was just wondering
if I got the camera seperation figured out properly and if it actually
appeared 3D. From your first comment I will assume I got the camera right
and the very first time too. Darn I'm good :)

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Pretty cool.  The two whole effect of the two cylinders on the left & right is
perfect.
I am just plain distracted by the cylinder in front.  Wasn't sure if the effect
isn't right or the missing texture on the sphere in one eyeball distracted
me...

Simon de Vet wrote:

> Ken wrote:
>
> >   This is my first attempt at making an anaglyph. Unfortunately I
> > cannot find my red/blue glasses to see how it looks. Would someone
> > with a pair give me an assessment please ?
>
> 3-d is very nice, but the texture on the sphere doesn't work well with the
> glasses. It shows up through the blue lens, but through the lens the sphere
> looks uniform in pigment.

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The #D aspect seems right.  It's a wide camera angle to begin with but
that's another story.  Think it's perfectly conveyed to 3D from what I see
here.
Colors aren't going to be that great anyhow, that's a tough choice although
you can't go wrong with all gray shades.

Bob

Ken <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote in message
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>
> Simon de Vet wrote:
> >
> > Ken wrote:
> >
> > >   This is my first attempt at making an anaglyph. Unfortunately I
> > > cannot find my red/blue glasses to see how it looks. Would someone
> > > with a pair give me an assessment please ?
> >
> > 3-d is very nice, but the texture on the sphere doesn't work well with
the
> > glasses. It shows up through the blue lens, but through the lens the
sphere
> > looks uniform in pigment.
>
> Thanks Simon. I'll work out the pigment details later. I was just
wondering
> if I got the camera seperation figured out properly and if it actually
> appeared 3D. From your first comment I will assume I got the camera right
> and the very first time too. Darn I'm good :)
>
> --
> Ken Tyler -  1100+ Povray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
> http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/

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It definitely has depth to it. The sphere in the middle looks flat, however.
It could also use to be deeper, for it looks a lot like a bas relief. Good
job! I would ask for the code, but I'm swamped with other things ;)

Ken wrote:

>   This is my first attempt at making an anaglyph. Unfortunately I
> cannot find my red/blue glasses to see how it looks. Would someone
> with a pair give me an assessment please ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Ken Tyler -  1100+ Povray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
> http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/
>
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"SamuelT." wrote:
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> It definitely has depth to it. The sphere in the middle looks flat, however.
> It could also use to be deeper, for it looks a lot like a bas relief. Good
> job! I would ask for the code, but I'm swamped with other things ;)

 With all of the positive comments now I'm going to have to get a pair
of r/b glasses just to see what I'm missing.

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The columns work, but for some reason the ball bothers my left eye.
Might just be me, or my red/blue specs aren't quite the right shade.

Ken Matassa

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Welcome to the world of anaglyphs, Ken. :)
  You've got the separation just right.
  Your color choice is messing with me, though.

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Ken <tyl### [at] pacbellnet> wrote in message
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>   This is my first attempt at making an anaglyph. Unfortunately I
> cannot find my red/blue glasses to see how it looks. Would someone
> with a pair give me an assessment please ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Ken Tyler -  1100+ Povray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
> http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/


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I'm just using cheap paper and cellophane ones I picked up at a convenience
store during the time ABC made special 3D prime-time television shows, May
of '97 I think it was.
I have to turn them inside out (left for right and right for left) in order
to see anything correctly.  The manufacturer of them obviously goofed.  I
missed every show trying to see them the way the glasses told me to, always
looked flat and the colors were bad anyhow; except at the last 5 minutes of
the last special show I decided to wear them "wrong" and just managed to see
what appeared to be 3D TV.

Bob

Ken Matassa <kma### [at] pacbellnet> wrote in message
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> The columns work, but for some reason the ball bothers my left eye.
> Might just be me, or my red/blue specs aren't quite the right shade.
>
> Ken Matassa

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