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Vieux 28/02/2008, 19h41   #7
Alex
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Par défaut Re: The easiest way to capture and display 3D stereoscopic movies and pictures

"bolo" <someone@someplace.org> wrote:
>No, I wish I could. I have never done it, but seems pretty simple to do -
>thinking about it. All you would have to do is copy the image and transform
>it by mirroring it, and then smoothing the edges. It seems to me it would
>give the same appearance. Perhaps Katwoman, Granny or Colin could tell us.
>They seem to be the most knowledgeable and ful (at least to me) of
>anyone on this group. :-)
>
>I guess you could even use the photomerge option and merge the two images
>after you copy and rotate it. I may work on this today. Never really
>thought about doing it, or why you would. I have several images from the
>Spanish American war that are stereo scope.


I can't see how you would put any kind of parallax into a copy of an image by
using Photoshop, but if you can I'm interested to know how you did it.
Greetings, Alex

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