3D Without The Glasses
POSTED ON 12/07/2005 | PERMALINK |27 Comments |
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 Stereo photography, when combined with overlays and cellophane glasses, creates an off-kilter blue and red illusion that is commonly associated with 3D images. But this same style of photography, when converted into a two-frame animation, can create a similar illusion without the glasses or the unnatural colors. Jim Gasperini creates 3D art in this manner and produces images of Burning Man, among other things. This "wiggle" effect is quite powerful and adds a quirky element to the images as well. |
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It is amazing how easily the human brain can be tricked. All it takes is 2 frames of animation to trick me into seeing 3D and then making me throw up!
insane! huaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I don't see it in 3D... All I see is a really short movie.
it doesn't work if you have a glass eye.
So wait I can watch a 3D movie without glasses and all I have to do is shake my TV screen back and forth....hmmm
Well gosh darn it. Now we'll see 3D pr0n pop up ads with more wiggling than usual.
It even works with one eye closed.
guess it works even better with one eye closed, because otherwise your usual two-eyed stereo system still gets the information that the screen is flat
Ugh, makes me feel a bit sick too, cool though.
I wonder if this would work with a 3d movie if you alternated left eye and right eye frames. Like the 2 frame sample one after the other.
I did this with Viewmaster reels a while back. Quite a cool trick for animated GIFs.
Cool, but it's not an image. It's a sequence. Theres no 3d effect going on here. It's like blinking one eye at a time.
no. this is not actual 3d!!! if you reach out you will only find a flat computer screen.
but it is a 3d effect.
animated gif to make it look 3d..that's so corny! try looking at slides or negatives using a single loupe on a light table, you'll get the same exact result.
You guys are way too critical. Sure this is a simple trick, but it is very effective. The simple solutions are often the best. Perhaps the wiggle effect could be sped up so that it wasn't as noticable. This is very cool and has lots of potential applications. Why? Because its simple!
I'd be interested to see how little wiggle you could get away with and still get the effect.
It does show depth (3D) are you blind!!? I noticed however when the distance is infinity the jerk is too much. Good for close pictures then. I guess some people expect the terminator to leap out over their heads when you say '3D'.
I believe the same effect can be achieved by looping two frames of a video clip.
J. Jupiter -
That is possible, but only if the camera is panning around a relatively stationary object.
it works if you go cross eyed
it only works if you close one eye and keep blinking with the other
ya it dose
"Oh no it's not real 3D its just an image!!" Dude, no "3D" is real except for real life.
Earth Quake!!!!
I have only one functioning eye and would like to applaud this attempt at making 3d. It wroks for me which is more than can be said for any of the other methods deployed at present.
Is it a movie or a 3D pic?I really dont see anything interesting!Seems my garden is more realistic than watching it.
This is a neat effect, Dont Think I could view more than a few of these images before I get seasick
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