This red is not the natural red color, this red have been modified with "half tint" color correcting made with Photoshop (like do SPM too). Of course  will be better if B&W anaglyph or mount in my special "Dubois opposite mode "bellow" (China weeding), Violette dominate or like Dubois mode. (I do it with Photoshop since 1983 and before with Ilford Cibacrome paper lab and three RGB stereo slides successively in enlarger).
There is four modes of color anaglyph's mount for red/cyan and yellow/blue and magenta/green (total 12 types and I do not speak of red/green, red/blue, yellow/magenta, blue/green,magenta/cyan and else possible).
But regarding this picture if I do not apply it is simply because the ship cruise owner do not want to see a Violette or a green Dubois color to replace his red ship's nose ;-)


"Hénault" anaglyph mode 1983 Use red/cyan glasses (Notice it will be easy to add it to SPM)
Interest will be only for people wanted at least some colors and do not like green flesh dominate like on the Dubois mode ! Violette dominate replace. Choice is just a question of taste for each!

Dubois mode have the opposite dominate color (yellow/green). Made with Photoshop or SPM

Read bellow...the mixing of those two anaglyph types give the "Half tint"type... proof is on the last picture down.


Those pictures are trivision 2D to 3D conversion.

Negative effect on my "Hénault" Violette anaglyph


All of those anaglyph modes are possible too for yellow/blue and magenta/green...
This one bellow is a "Half tint" color correcting magenta/green (needs good glasses, not the one of DVD)


Jm

 (Jean-marc Hénault/Trivision3d)

Le 02/03/2014 15:29, Flash a écrit :

 

Jm,

Aha! That was a puzzle. I like the shot, but the tendency toward red eliminates a lot of detail in the left-eye image.

Flash

On Sunday, March 2, 2014 9:13 AM, "forum(-at-)trivision3d.com" <forum(-at-)trivision3d.com> wrote:

 

Thank you for participation... here is the answer and some others pictures follow

Jm

Le 02/03/2014 15:02, Flash a écrit :

 

Jm,

A shot from above the mast toward the ship's deck? It looks like there's water below.

Flash

On Sunday, March 2, 2014 6:11 AM, "forum(-at-)trivision3d.com" <forum(-at-)trivision3d.com> wrote:

 

I help you a bit more to guess what is it... second indice !

Jm

Le 02/03/2014 10:06, Flash a écrit :

 

Jean-Marc,

Looks kind of like a space ship! I don't know of any NASA-like organizations in Saint-Nazare, though. Nice depth.

Flash

On Sunday, March 2, 2014 3:50 AM, "forum(-at-)trivision3d.com" <forum(-at-)trivision3d.com> wrote:

 

Guess what is it ???
Shoot in the city of SAINT-NAZAIRE narrow me in France.

Jm

(jean-marc Henault / Trivision3d)