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joan-ramon,

 

I failed to mention that the shot was done decades before I knew about 3D stereos, so the original image is a normal 2D shot.  It was from a slide which I had made into a print in 1978.  To accommodate  your request, I scanned the print to convert it digitally for posting.  After this was completed, I wondered what it would look like if I did a 2D-3D conversion, plus the fact that I always feel guilty posting a 2D in the group.  I did two anaglyph versions and a crossview.  One anaglyph is done with "Dubois" and the other as a "Ghost-reduced Anaglyph".  I've attached the 2D and the Dubois 3D conversion.

 

Specifics:

Original slide image shot from a moving car (while I was driving) with a 35mm Konica SLR, made into a print by a photography shop.

Image print converted to digital file with Lexmark X5270 flatbed scanner/printer.  Some touchup done with IrfanView's paint tool, cropping, and beveled edge added.

2D-3D conversion accomplished with SPM's clone tool.

 

Cheers,

Brian

 

----- Original Message -----

From: joan-ramon ivern i pinazo

To: anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, December 21, 2009 2:35 AM

Subject: Re: [Anaglyphs] Snowy hair - Duke

Can we have a look at this shot, Brian?

 

joan-ramon

2009/12/21 Brian Wallace <Starg82343(-at-)hotmail.com>

 

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That produced a neat affect.

 

One of my favorite pictures was an out of focus film shot out the window while I was driving through Washington DC many years ago.  It wasn't snow but different colored city lights.  The effect was not unlike a modern art painting.  I probably couldn't produce a satisfactory imitation intentionally.

 

Brian

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Duke

To: anaglyphs Yahoo

Sent: Sunday, December 20, 2009 11:08 PM

Subject: [Anaglyphs] Snowy hair

I was driving home tonight, noticed how a moderate snowfall was illuminated by a bright light on a pole, so I stopped momentarily, rolled down the window, and aimed my twin rig at the light.  Upon releasing the shutter I realized it stayed open about one second.  I thought the shot would be a total loss due to motion blur.  

 

Well, the motion blur is definitely there (there was one light and one cable, not four), but I really liked the pattern made by the falling snow.  I thought it looked more like hair than snow.

 

Duke 

 

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My general photography on Flickr
http://tinyurl.com/mkkn6w

My 3D anaglyphs on Flickr
http://tinyurl.com/4827bx

My 3D cross-view pairs on Flickr
http://tinyurl.com/nngujc

Click on a thumbnail pic, then
Click on "all sizes" icon (for full size)

3D info: Canon A720 twin-rig, SDM, SPM, Photoshop.

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