2010 En Concert 3D - Page 9

paintballpdh19 · #81 05-25-2010, 11:05 PM

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Originally Posted by AceTone

The TV5 Monde Acoustic show had lot of pans.

Just make the whole video in stereogram frames.

Here's one of Jeam:

thats so AWESOME!!! we need to find more of these! i love them! some high quality ones from the JEAM era.

wasabi622 · #82 05-25-2010, 11:07 PM

Okay yeah, I just gave that a shot, and all I did was go crossed eye for nothing.

How exactly are we supposed to do this? You youngsters and your crazy dillydaddles.. I can't keep up!

paintballpdh19 · #83 05-25-2010, 11:09 PM

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Originally Posted by wasabi622

Okay yeah, I just gave that a shot, and all I did was go crossed eye for nothing.

How exactly are we supposed to do this? You youngsters and your crazy dillydaddles.. I can't keep up!

you cross ur eyes and focus on the image that appears in the middle of the two pictures. it will be out of focus but with a little practice u will be able to focus it a little (quality of pics isnt greatest).
try this for practice:

wasabi622 · #84 05-25-2010, 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by paintballpdh19

you cross ur eyes and focus on the image that appears in the middle of the two pictures. it will be out of focus but with a little practice u will be able to focus it a little (quality of pics isnt greatest).
try this for practice:

Grr.. I can go crosseyed for as long as possible, usually. But with Alizée, my eyes just keep fighting me to readjust and look at her picture.

It's me versus my most innermost instincts. This could take a while for me to master.

EDIT: annnd.. you just changed the picture as I quoted you.

User22 · #85 05-25-2010, 11:20 PM

man the more I practice the better I get! I can go forever now! THis is amazing!!!! Alizee in 3d

AceTone · #86 05-26-2010, 10:07 PM

I think this best explains how to do it:

"To view most computer and projected stereo images, you need to look at the left-hand image with your right eye, and at the right-hand image with your left eye (called convergent or cross-eye viewing). Here's how to develop the skill at your computer.

Gaze at the stereo pair, keeping your eyes level (don't tilt your head left or right), and cross your eyes slightly. As you know, crossing your eyes makes you see double, so you will see four images. Try to cross your eyes slowly, so that the two images in the center come together. When they converge or fuse, you will see them as a single 3D image. The fused image will appear to lie between two flat images, which you should ignore. When you are viewing correctly, you see three images instead of four. The center image is three-dimensional. At first, the 3D image may be blurred. Keep trying to hold the stereo pair together while you focus. The longer you can hold it, the more time your eyes have to adjust their focus. Usually, even before you begin to get the hang of focusing, the two central images lock together, because your mind begins to interpret them as a single 3D object."

Take a look at this old AF thread. There are many good examples there.
Sleeping beauty in 3D !

This is probably one of the better posts:
http://www.alizee-forum.com/showthre...l=1#post420572

Other examples (by RMJ). http://3rdw.net/alizee/stereo/
Best non-Alizée one. (Another one of RMJ's.) http://www.3rdw.net/photos/paris2006...eiffel_004.jpg

3D Stereogram Video
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User22 · #87 05-26-2010, 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by AceTone

Gotta admit, that was epic!!!

Människöpesten · #88 05-27-2010, 12:51 AM

my brain hurts.

FanDeAliFee · #89 05-27-2010, 07:43 AM

You could also try taking stop-motion stereo photographs of the <a href="http://alizeeamerica.com/forums/showpost.php?p=152901&postcount=48">"action figure"</a>.

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paintballpdh19 · #90 05-27-2010, 06:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AceTone

I think this best explains how to do it:

"To view most computer and projected stereo images, you need to look at the left-hand image with your right eye, and at the right-hand image with your left eye (called convergent or cross-eye viewing). Here's how to develop the skill at your computer.

Gaze at the stereo pair, keeping your eyes level (don't tilt your head left or right), and cross your eyes slightly. As you know, crossing your eyes makes you see double, so you will see four images. Try to cross your eyes slowly, so that the two images in the center come together. When they converge or fuse, you will see them as a single 3D image. The fused image will appear to lie between two flat images, which you should ignore. When you are viewing correctly, you see three images instead of four. The center image is three-dimensional. At first, the 3D image may be blurred. Keep trying to hold the stereo pair together while you focus. The longer you can hold it, the more time your eyes have to adjust their focus. Usually, even before you begin to get the hang of focusing, the two central images lock together, because your mind begins to interpret them as a single 3D object."

Take a look at this old AF thread. There are many good examples there.
Sleeping beauty in 3D !

This is probably one of the better posts:
http://www.alizee-forum.com/showthre...l=1#post420572

Other examples (by RMJ). http://3rdw.net/alizee/stereo/
Best non-Alizée one. (Another one of RMJ's.) http://www.3rdw.net/photos/paris2006...eiffel_004.jpg

3D Stereogram Video
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wow they have some really cool Alizee 3D pics in that thread.