Carved Fungi - Anaglyph #2
Second attempt at Anaglyph photography undertaken at Newmillerdam, Wakefield, UK. This carving is by the lakeside path and contracts nicely witht the background for this technique I think.
I am impressed witht eh software ability to resolve vertical differences in the two hand held images, again about 6" apart judged by head and body movement.
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Evgeny Ametist 09/09/2007 9:02
Hi Neil!Good work for beginning.
I advise You to do the shift of the camera for near object not more 0,5-1,5 cm.
For macro it is enough millimeter.
In this picture advisable was take away the scene inside stereo window.
The Success Evgeniy.
Sasha Becher 26/08/2007 1:39
The Stereowindow (objects there appear to be on the screen)in an anaglyph image is marked by details where both
channels overlap. I find it pleasant to see the whole
scene behind the screen. Push it back with cursor key right (SPM).
Sasha