Hi Brian,

I pretty much followed the tutorial you made that?s in the Files section using SPM. The complex shapes made it pretty tedious. My first attempts added way too much difference in depths and it looked very ?cardboardy.? The one I posted has a lot of flaws, but I was just guessing on what went where at what depth. After seeing it in person, I should probably try again and take more care.

Thanks for the tutorial!

Art

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I think I ordered that drink the other night!

Nice to see your conversion Art. Nice job! What method did you use?

Cheers,

Brian

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Date: Sat, 23 May 2015 09:52:34 -0700
Subject: [Anaglyphs] Lady on the Rock then [1 Attachment]

Came across an image that was supposed to be from somewhere near Donner Summit. Problem is, there?s a lot of this type of volcanic rock around there, and lots of lakes. After several failed explorations, I found the right spot.

Attached is an attempt at a 2D-3D conversion of the original.

Art

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