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magicalhelmet — Creating 3D Illusions
Published: 2006-05-23 23:32:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 2277; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 464
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EDIT:Anyone remember when deviantArt let you have preview images of you deviations? You could have a smaller version that viewers had to click to see the full size. Well, when they removed that feature years ago, all the deviations that I posted with previews disappeared and all that were left were the smaller versions.
This was one of those deviations that for years has been inaccessible due to this problem. But now it's back. Rejoice!
ORIGINAL POST:
I just worked out this process the other day, and I figured why not share this knowledge with everybody else. What can I say? I'm just that kind of guy.
I realize most people do not keep a spare pair of 3D glasses around their computers, but if you are one of the lucky few who do, you can give this a try. Though, I wonder... if you do have a pair by your computer, then maybe you already know how to do this. hmmm... a catch 22. Well, if you do know this already, then lend your glasses to someone who doesn't. There. That solves that!
Enjoy!
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X3 I love your friend's cheesin' expression (Buttons? Really? I would have sworn her name was something else. . .Not that it's a bad name, I just kept thinking it was something else. . .don't know why. . .probably because I'm crazy. . .)
Um. . .it's a nice tutorial. . .sorry I don't do 3-D art, I bet it's rad. . .I just wanted to let you know your actions did not go unnoticed and that I care. ^_^
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my 3d glasses dont work for this(hannah montana 3d glasses)
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cool but im gunna throw a spanner in the works. i need to make one from two photos ive taken, one for the left eye and one for the right. and i need to keep the colour. There must be a way of doing it because ive seen them done but i just cant figure it out. any ideas?
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I think I remember reading a tutorial about doing that. There would still be some red and green offsets, but the original color is also there. Unfortunately, I can't remember where it was or how you do it. 
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omg m8 u dont know how much u have saved my life!!!!!
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Thanks. *she pokes back*
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*Pokes back again*
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Heh, this is really cool! I'll have to try it.
Of course, I wonder where I'll get 3D glasses...hmm....
I'll think of something.
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Very interesting! Thanks very much for taking your time to organize this great tutorial. Always appreciated
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wow! ive always wanted to do that, i was trying to find out how the other day but gave up... then i stumbled across this... now all i need to do is find some 3d glasses.
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That's very fortunate. I hope it works out for you.
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Wow, now I need to find 3D glasses so i can give this a go!
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This does look interesting to try, However I have Paint Shop Pro 6 instead of Photoshop, but I think I can apply the same stuff to that problem.
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