| Author | Message | ||
     Alexander Sabov Rating: N/A |
Hi, I want to make 3D-Pictures by taking two pictures from the object, the second one slightly more right just like the two human eyes. But I think the resulting 3D-Picture will show the object behind the monitor, the object won´t be in front of it. But the last effect looks a lot better. So how can I make the photo this way that the resulting 3D-picture will come out of the monitor? I noticed that for this effect the position of the object in the pictures is not "more left in the left picture" and "more right in the right picture", it is "more right in the left picture" and "more left in the right picture". I could turn the two cameras more to the inner side so that the views have a crossing point and putting the object before the crossing point. Is this the solution? Greetings, Alex | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
You're right, the object comes out of the screen if the image for the right eye is left of the image for the left eye. These out of screen stuff puts more stress on your eyes and has other problems. Personally I prefer in-screen stereo. Moving the cameras to the inside will help you to achieve the out-of-screen effect, but you can create this anytime with your image mergin software. Usually it allows inversed parallax. Christoph | ||
| Kenny Rating: N/A |
The VR show! software will solve some of your problems . Please refer our website at http://www.iart3d.com. VR Show! also supported the JPS & BMS formats. Kenny i-Art Corporation |
