no, there is not a matter of taste, it's a objective fact that his arm is flat and he is too close to the window and too close to that building behind him. Stragely I did try to grab two frames from the same scene but his arm stayed flat even there! I don't use the depth map to convert 2D images so I don't understand the number you mentioned. I send you an aprox. uncomplete example of what I try to tell you. I left the building untouched. ciao, Dariush --- Ven 25/2/11, iberinger <jhnvidal36(-at-)googlemail.com> ha scritto: Da: iberinger <jhnvidal36(-at-)googlemail.com> Oggetto: Re: R: [Anaglyphs] John/Victory Parade, Berlin 1940 A: anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogroups.com Data: Venerd́ 25 febbraio 2011, 17:17   Thank you for your comment, Dariush. "...I know that this is 2 frame grabbing stereo" ? I'm afraid it is not. I took it from a newsreel film as a still picture. So in this respect the starting point was a 2D image. "...because his arm remains flat" ? The depth map of the arm ranges from luminosity 232 (next to viewer) to 162 (shoulder). What should be wrong with that? "...you should push him back to the image" ? A matter of taste. Cheers - J.V.

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