Post by belgiumreporter on Oct 17, 2022 3:05:00 GMT -5
I've decided to sell the Fuji 3D camera, but before doing so i gave it a last run at the Middelheim museum.
Apart from the permanent works on display there where the works of the French sculptress Camille Henrot and i was just in time for the last day of that exhibit.
Here's a few anaglyphs i've developed from the fuji's MPO files by using stereo Photo Maker : stereo.jpn.org/eng/index.html , wich is a great free program with countless possibilities to develop stereo images. As it is solely dedicated to 3D imaging it's a lot easyer to use than photoshop.
please put on your anaglyph glasses for your 3D viewing pleasure!
A twin lens 3D camera isn't needed if the subject doesn't move. Here's an anaglyph made by combining a "left and right" shot made with the Z6. The wide aperture makes it easy to isolate the subject to make it "pop" out.
Apart from the permanent works on display there where the works of the French sculptress Camille Henrot and i was just in time for the last day of that exhibit.
Here's a few anaglyphs i've developed from the fuji's MPO files by using stereo Photo Maker : stereo.jpn.org/eng/index.html , wich is a great free program with countless possibilities to develop stereo images. As it is solely dedicated to 3D imaging it's a lot easyer to use than photoshop.
please put on your anaglyph glasses for your 3D viewing pleasure!
A twin lens 3D camera isn't needed if the subject doesn't move. Here's an anaglyph made by combining a "left and right" shot made with the Z6. The wide aperture makes it easy to isolate the subject to make it "pop" out.