3D image [Red-cyan] - Sectional View

[3DMK]

Hi All,

Had some spare time this weekend so here is my first attempt at a 3D image [Red-cyan]

Thanks Vlado for incorporating this cool new feature!
Cheers
Jamie

[glorybound]

bummer... I have to wait until Tuesday; my glasses are in the office.

[bob-cat]

Hey Jamie,

Where do you get the glasses from? Is the Red/Cyan pretty much a standard format?

[squeakybadger]

nifty, works well.

can we get a bigger image to look at if poss?

[3DMK]

nifty, works well.

can we get a bigger image to look at if poss?

Don't know why but the Forum software seems to be resizing my original image??
anyway the larger version is at the link below
Cheers

http://www.3dmk.com.au/3dmk-vray/3DMK-3D-Image.jpg

[3DMK]

Hey Jamie,

Where do you get the glasses from? Is the Red/Cyan pretty much a standard format?

http://www.oz3d.com.au/

Red -Cyan was the old style format for 3D images but it seems the later versions such as interlaced, checkered work much better as they don't mess-up the colours

[toby™]

Great stuff, Jamie!

Can you elaborate a bit on your approach on this? Just trial 'n error or even more straight forward with background knowledge?

best regards,
toby

[glorybound]

Good job... nice and subtle. I too would be interested in how you did the section view.

[wxyz]

Very very nice

[3DMK]

Good job... nice and subtle. I too would be interested in how you did the section view.

It's a very simple setp for the sectional view Bobby .

Just put you camera outside the house & use the Camera 'near' clipping plane to clip the external wall. Other than that it's just a normal scene.

Cheers

[tricky]

Are you finding a demand for these stereoscopic images?

[dellis]

Damn....all i have is red/blue!

[3DMK]

Are you finding a demand for these stereoscopic images?

No demand as yet but I just wanted to have a go at this technology so that when I client asks for it I can actually do it.

[3DMK]

Damn....all i have is red/blue!

Red/blue is the same as red/cyan
I just that called it cyan as the blue is actually a light blue more like cyan

[tooves]

Very cool image. Works quite well.

I stole a pair of my son's 3D glasses and brought them into my office for stuff like this. He has lots from cereal boxes etc.

To the person who asked, you can get cheap anaglyphic glasses here as well:
http://www.dealextreme.com/search.dx...h.3d%20glasses