Stereoscopic Image... WIP by Windigo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I am learning how to make visual 3d images in Studio and Poser.
To see the 3D effect place the image in a viewer like the 'windows fax viewer' and reduce the witdh to 3 to 5 inches (7 to 14 cm), look at the center of the image and defocus or cross your eyes to get the effect. The smaller you make the image, about 2 inches, the easier it is to see, then progress up to the 5 to 6 inch size.
It should work just by reducing the width of your web browser you are looking at right now!
(Inspired by Rendo member Droog4474)
Comments (18)
Interesting effect - we used to do this with photos back in my photo club days. It's 3D in 3D!
great effect
Fantastic --> your idea and work. Very nicely done!
yeah great affect.
Excellent creative work. You are pushing the boundaries.
Very interesting effect, superb work!
Interesting 3D effect, and excellent portrait too, Paul !
NEAT!!
Very cool! It actually works. Well done.
outstanding portrait. I always thought the 3d had to be staggered , but I am not able to see 3d
Absolutely fabulous my friend ...Wonderfully done !!!
Nice to meet you! Very nice portrait!
It's like if we are somebody who displace the head on the side to look in the hangar. Nice!
Just prefer the left one because more détails on that give us an more nicer impression in your scene like ((5++))
Very good work!!!
Very good result. Keep your style,
wonderful result :) I just used 'ctrl' '-'...and 'ctrl' '+' right here to change size....crossed my eyes and blam-o ! She was 3D within 3D :D super cool effect! Great work.
Can you share your camera setup for daz studio. I've been trying for three days and haven't gotten the awesome results you have. This looks great in my vr goggles.