Hi Kamel, Nice image. Although I used SPM occasionally long ago, I do not use it anymore, so I cannot help you with the optimization question. I use Photoshop CS3 for all my images. One thing I would do in your image is remove the distracting/annoying light reflection near the top of the windscreen of the car. This can also be done with SPM using the clone tool -- just clone some of the adjacent nearly black color over the bright spot in each view. I do not hesitate to remove any eye-catching bright spot or object when preparing a stereo. Doing this often makes a huge difference. Also, I think if you had made this shot from a point just 10 cm lower, the car behind the subject would not have been visible, thus improving the composition. This is one of my biggest problems . . . I get excited about the subject and forget to look behind it. Still, quite a nice anaglyph and I like the way the way the car sticks out of the window (TTW effect). Mike Beech --- On Sun, 11/7/10, KAMEL <kamkam2k7(-at-)gmail.com> wrote: From: KAMEL <kamkam2k7(-at-)gmail.com> Subject: [Anaglyphs] anaglyph optimizing To: anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogroups.com Date: Sunday, November 7, 2010, 7:20 PM   hi everybody,do you have sets of optimized anaglyph setting for SPM like one for portrait natural skin color.one for landscape full of green vegetation and so on.... the picture taken yesterday at night canon 50d 24-105 4l  1/10 sec  f 5.6 iso 1600 no flash

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