Originally posted by Sam The Shamuncross. you need to focus behind the picture. so that when the double images slide across each other so that you see 3 pictures, the middle one is the one with the combined 3d information which your brain can interpret as depth.
Never saw the "magic eye" 3-D pictures in the background? Come on, they're easy to pick out, just cross your eyes slightly.
here's a rock video filmed with two parallel cameras. all of the footage is not entirely in sync, so you can't see all of it in 3d, but the parts you can look really interesting. especially when the othe camera switches into something completely different while you're 'locked in'. very disorientating feeling to suddenly be immersed in 2 different scenes simultaneously.
it helps if the pictures are less wide than the physical distance between your pupils, as we're not accustomed to actually diverge our eyes over being parallel. the middle image needs to fit between the eye distance for that to hold. so don't blow the video up onto full screen.
cmx - iliman pielet (edges of air)
Originally posted by yo its meNo, actually he is quite correct. If you slightly cross your eyes, or if you can forward focus out of one eye while distorting the other eye, you will see them pull right out.
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You're making it up.
I'm gona ask you and them and if you both say the same I'll think you decided earlier what it would be.
Originally posted by wormwoodInteresting vides.
uncross. you need to focus behind the picture. so that when the double images slide across each other so that you see 3 pictures, the middle one is the one with the combined 3d information which your brain can interpret as depth.
here's a rock video filmed with two parallel cameras. all of the footage is not entirely in sync, so you can't see all of it i ...[text shortened]... screen.
cmx - iliman pielet (edges of air)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4rg0_aMcqM
Interesting song come to that!!
I had to stop watching at 3.38mins because I feel travell sick now!! I was blowing up balloons though.
It wasn't in sync, as you say. I think that's why I felt travell sick, it's the same thing in a way.