The document discusses 3D anaglyph images and how to create them from digital photos or existing stereographic images. It explains that an anaglyph consists of two slightly offset images in complementary colors (typically red and cyan) that merge into a 3D image when viewed through colored glasses. The software and techniques described allow one to take two photos of the same scene from different angles and convert them into a single 3D anaglyph image file. A variety of potential applications and online resources for creating and viewing 3D anaglyphs are also listed.

1. THE 3D SHOW Tom Pitre, Sequim, WA April, 2005 – Rev., February, 2009 PUT YOUR RED/CYAN 3D GLASSES ON. THANK YOU.

2. Content What you will see and what you will learn: 1. Examples of 3D Anaglyph images 2. The software used to make 3D images 3. How to make 3D images - from digital photos and from existing stereographic images 4. Sources for supplies and software.

3. What is an Anaglyph? A stereoscopic picture consisting of two images of the same object, taken from slightly different angles, in two complementary colors. When viewed through colored spectacles, the images merge to produce a stereoscopic sensation.

4. How the anaglyph glasses work When you look through the red lens, only red light is allowed through. The eye that is covered with the red lens will see the red image. The cyan lens only allows blue light through, so the eye that is covered with the cyan lens will see the green image. Because the red and cyan images are slightly offset, each eye sees a slightly different view of the picture. This disparity simulates the distance between our two eyes, which provides two views of the same scene, therefore providing us with the perception of depth.

5. Two images as Source

6. The “converted” 3D image

7. Another image from 2 digital pictures MAC, Sequim

8. Image from 2 digital pictures There are a lot of published anaglyphs on line. Use keyword “ anaglyphs” in Google to find them.

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23. Tools Stereo software: http://www.stereoeye.jp/software/index_e.html z-anaglyph http://rosset.org/graphix/anaglyph/zanag_en.htm Stereo Photo Maker : StereoPhoto- Maker English Edition Glasses and Instructions: http://store.yahoo.com/rainbowsymphony/an3dglre.html Making anaglyphs with Photoshop : http://dogfeathers.com/3d/3dhowto.html

24. Tools, 2 Rail for camera: http://www.starosta.com/3dshowcase/igear05.html Making 3D images with a 2D camera: http://www.callipygian.com/3D/makeanaglyph.pdf Kit http://64.237.105.23/products/detail.php?o=1&b=0 Details of kit : http://www.photo3-d.com/HowPhoto3DWorksPage.php?session=ea98e0140fe68fb338a97909ad95a1ce

25. Tools, 3 Two sliding bar adapters for your camera. Bogen makes the one on the right. It sells for @ $42 -pricey...

26. Try it, yourself...

27. Demonstrations Using software to make a 3D image from two, 2D images.