Mazinz's 3d thread

[mazinz]

I took this one yesterday when I was going to the doctor. I then made it more desolate in photoshop.

red lens over left eye

[mazinz]

red lens left eye
For this YOU MUST STAND at least 4 feet away from your monitor to get
the full effect:

[mazinz]

made this a long time ago and forgot about it

red over left:

[mazinz]

Red lens left eye. Taken on 3/17/12. Both a little rough on the eyes, but effective nonetheless (and for these I do recommend standing 4-5 feet away from your monitor)

AND to see who may be paying attention, the next 8 replies get plaid stallions card #36 (godzilla vs tricephalon) as well as a pair (or 2 pairs) of red/blue 3d glasses

[wayne foundation 07]

These are great, the pirate ship and cemetary are my favorites.

[mazinz]

Many more pics and I got in 75 pairs of glasses. Cost you nothing if you want a pair, and I would suggest reading post #19 if you do want glasses as you might be able to get a bonus goodie as well.

I do resize the images enough so it can fit in your browser window. However if part of an image gets cut off and if you use fire fox, click on the "view" option on the top of the browser and then click on "zoom out". You can zoom out as much as needed and this will fix any image cutoff for you

ALL pics red lens left.

up first are two pics for my "dead Eagle One" space 1999 custom model (that thread is in the finished customs forum). The pics came out very well






















Mazinger Z painting originally done by Fedezz from Deviantart.com








my friend Joe Gervasi's (diabolikdvd.com) cat and lawn troll



Off the Beacon Bridge (looking at the city of Newburgh, NY)






Off the Beacon Bridge








Off the Beacon Bridge









test only, final version still coming--Wayne foundations 07 photo

[mazinz]

Red lens over left eye. This is a true 3d image made from a 2d video source (Arial views on the Smithsonian HD channel). I call this a true 3d image because the camera was panning to the right while slowly moving in a circle to get a full shot of this area in Mexico. Because of this I was able to find a frame of the video I liked (for the left image) and since it was moving to the right and turning I went another 3 frames and took another picture for the right (since this is technically how a 3d image is taken to begin with)

In the end it created this nice stereo image for you and a new trick for me when it comes to 2d to 3d conversion--cheers












a 2d to 3d conversion.Red lens over left eye. A little rough with some of the edging, but a rather nice effect form the film Stranger than Paradise










Red lens over left eye. Once again thanks to a friend of mine for another awesome photo to work with. This one was done with half color (otherwise it would spoil the effect).The further back you stand the
better the 3d effect looks--cheers









Red lens left eye- 4/6/2012 Beacon Bridge (true 3d shots)


























Red lens left eye. 2d to 3d conversion, subtle yet effective. 2d pic originally taken by Laura Tetrault

[mazinz]

Red lens left eye. Similar to the panning method used for the Smithsonian HD channel pic, the same method worked wonderfully for Angillas here from the film Destroy All Monsters--

[mazinz]

Wicked pop with this one. Red lens left eye. Uses the same camera panning effect that I am now having a lot of fun with-- SY3 rocket from Destroy all monsters

[mazinz]

red lens left eye.

Jone's farm Cornwall New York:

[mazinz]

Red lens over left eye. A true 3d picture using a 2d film camera pan. This one being from the horribly inept "Tomorrow, When the War Began" , the Australian take based on the very much superior film "Red Dawn"

[mazinz]

Speaking of Red Dawn, left eye red. STAND 5-7 FEET AWAY FOR THIS PICTURE. VIEWING THIS ANY CLOSER MAY HURT YOUR EYES

[mazinz]

red lens left eye, from the film Braveheart. A true 3d image created from the camera panning effect

[mazinz]

This is a true vintage 3d photo from 1897. Red lens left eye. This was originally a side by side shot on a
postcard (two images next to each other). Many of you may have seen those old 3d viewers from the
late 19th and 20th century where it looks like a pair of steampunk binoculars attached to a small wooden
pole with a post card like photograph at the end. These were the first 3d viewers and photos and both
of which are still around today. You can buy these 3d photos at many antique shops for very cheap.
What is interesting about this one is that you can actually feel the photograph glued to the card
backing. This tells me it might possibly be a one of a kind since mass produced cards even back
in those days were printed. This makes the photo even more unique and I kept the the original
card writing and backing, but altered it to show the one 3d image so you can view it. Enjoy some history--
photo was shrunken to fit on this board

[mazinz]

Red lens over left eye. This is my Hens and Chicks plant I have growing outside (which more so resembles some space monster with tentacles
reaching out to grab you). Each season its growing pattern changes and this year it looks like this-- enjoy!

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