Alizée Motivators! - Page 24

ImRawdg · #**231** 09-15-2008, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by mavsluver41

Same happened to me at first, but once you have it down, it is so worth the pain

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I'm usually good at that, but the pictures are too big! For me, anyway, on this monitor.

Tomtentp · #**232** 09-15-2008, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by mavsluver41

Yesterday was pretty slow on the forum, so I found myself going through the old threads. I ended up finding this prehistoric one about "stereograms" which some of the long-tenured fans here may remember. A stereogram is basically two almost-identical images placed side-by-side which, when viewed "cross-eyed" seem to create a 3-D image. I thought that was beyond cool, so I tried to make my own Lili stereogram using crappy screen shots of vids, and well...judge for yourself

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Instructions (this is how I do it, don't know if its the best way): Cross your eyes so that the two side-by-side pictures turn into four images. As you focus in the distance the two-middle ones of the four should merge. Once you get it, it'll stay in focus and you should be able to perceive depth to some extent. It took me a while to figure it out, but now I can do it in about 3-seconds

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Could only make out a blury picture in the middle, until i figured out i couldn't tilt my head, but have it perfectly aligned with the monitor. Try tilting your head once you got the middle picture clear, it works as a focus on a camera

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Originally Posted by Tiwaz

I hate dragonforce

stole it from Tomtentps signature

I like the tinkerbell, at least it's not pink.

Well i stole the L'odre d'Alizée part from you in the first place

We should write a comic about the 'Crusade of Alizée', fighting monsters and englishmen (no offence TB

) in pursuit of the holy graal!

Tinkerbell is our guide ofcourse, i'll be the anoying little gnome asking all the stupid questions.

"Are we there yet?" "Is that mushrooms? MUSHROOMS!"

Idéaliser · #**233** 09-15-2008, 05:29 PM

the stereograms are pretty cool

Just a Guest · #**234** 09-15-2008, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by mavsluver41

Yesterday was pretty slow on the forum, so I found myself going through the old threads. I ended up finding this prehistoric one about "stereograms" which some of the long-tenured fans here may remember. A stereogram is basically two almost-identical images placed side-by-side which, when viewed "cross-eyed" seem to create a 3-D image. .

3D/stereo imaging doesn't work that way.

You need to do it like your eyes/brain work.

For stills; 2 pics with x and/or y off-set.
For moving pictures; 2 camera's with identical lenses etcetera.
The effect depends heavy on choosen focallength and object distance.

And after all you still need the aid of colorshifting or synchronised LCD glassses.

1 point of view (like this) with different object shape, just gives you headache.