Posted by David Taylor on October 22, 2012 at 10:10 AM
...unless you put on the red/cyan glasses of course.
With the abysmal viewing figures of my previous post hence the title. A spider named Basil, in my bathroom, with 2p coin for scale, which he obligingly let me place next to him.
Fujifilm W3 3D camera plus Cyclopital macro attachment and Marumi +3 macro lens
Sigma flash (diffused)
Hand held as always
Thanks to those few, those very few, who took the trouble to comment on my previous anaglyph.
Posted by Neil Burton on October 22, 2012 at 10:30 AM
I would love to comment but I just see a blue and red mess. One day I will get some glasses
Posted by David Taylor on October 22, 2012 at 10:37 AM
Thanks for taking the trouble to comment, Neil. That's why I have a soft spot for the vintage technique of anaglyphs. The act of putting on the glasses transforms the image, hopefully in a good way for the viewer, although it must be said some people unfortunately have great difficulty in resolving the 3D effect, although with me I'm finding it harder and harder to look at 2D images without thinking how flat they appear.
Posted by Nick Mckeown on October 22, 2012 at 2:09 PM
Tell Basil he is a fine spider David and he looks really good on 3D.
That's a wife frightener if ever I saw one! I do get the 3d effect David but what I'd like you to post is some really strong images that would work in 2d and therefore be greatly enhanced by the 3d effect .......... if you know what I mean.
Posted by David Taylor on October 22, 2012 at 3:50 PM
Elucidate, and I will see what I can come up with, Robert.
Discussion
6 repliesWith the abysmal viewing figures of my previous post hence the title.
Fujifilm W3 3D camera plus Cyclopital macro attachment and Marumi +3 macro lens
Sigma flash (diffused)
Hand held as always
Thanks to those few, those very few, who took the trouble to comment on my previous anaglyph.
Nick.