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Originally Posted by swagboy
Creating one in photoshop isn't the hard part, it takes around 15 minutes to create one. The hardest part is to find a video where she is not moving, and the camera is moving around her. I sometimes had to photoshop some parts out of the pictures, because they would distort the 3d effect.
As for the movies, it is impossible until someone decides to film a performance with a stereo camera. You can make wiggling gifs, but the 3d effect isn't nearly as good as a stereogram.
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The thing that made me think about movie was I downloaded the zipped files and opened the first one and (finally) got focused on it, then I clicked the forward button and went through all the images one after the other without looking away. I thought that if they were of the same performance but sequential then the video effect would have occurred. But now that you mentioned how they are created, I can see it would be tough since you have to have just the right images to make just one.
My phone (HTC Evo V) can take 3d pics and video. Here are the jpgs from a picture I just took. I fail at photoshop for the most part, not much patience. Can you make them into a stereogram? They shouldn't need much editing, maybe cropping? I'm just curious.
