Classic cars in 3D

[belgiumreporter]

Here's a series 3D anaglyphs i made with diffrent settings and diffrent programs, i noticed not all anaglyph glasses are the same and i get inconcistend results when viewing the pics through diffrent glasses, on diffrent screens and on diffrent magnifications.

How do they look to you?

The last one (dancing couple) isn't a true 3D because it was made anaglyph from the 1 file in PS, it seem to work to some extend though.

[hansz]

With left-red and right-blue/green the 3D effect of the cars is good. Some problems with the 3rd picture though.
Last picture is hardly 3D...
Hans

[belgiumreporter]

Thanks Hansz for the feedback, you seem to get the same results as i do, the 3th picture sometimes seems to "snap" in to place but mostly gives terrible ghosting on the lamp posts, the last one well yeah, it was a PS experiment worth doing, from what i've learned it needs a lot more work to get it right if tou want a good looking 3D from one file, i've seen a few good ones, so it's not impossible.

[olddocfox]

Interesting stuff! Not having a pair of "stereo movie" glasses at hand, I tried an R2 (red) filter in front of my left eye and an 80C (blue) in front of the right. The 3-2 effect was pretty good, with some ghosting. I seemed to remember using red/GREEN glasses when looking at 3-D comics. I stacked a K2 (yellow) on the 80C to obtain a green filter. The 3-D effect seemed more pronounced, but the colors seemed "washed out". I had the same experience using a 25A (red) filter with a 60 (green) one.

[johnbear]

I'd love to see these in 3D. What sort of glasses do I need? Those things with a red and green lens? I am stuck in the dark ages as far as these sort of things go.