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3Dimka — Stereogram Lab MTS Software
Published: 2007-01-07 15:53:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 25633; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 5483
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Description
New version of Stereogram Lab which now allowsto render hi-res images (up to 300 dpi).
Did you wonder how I create my Magic Eye Stereograms with a texture properly aligned to a hidden image? Now you can do the same.
I published a free version of Stereogram Lab which now supports MTS. It may be also found at
[link]
Download zip file (the Download button on the left), unzip to any folder and run SL6MTS.exe
7 examples of Color/Depth Map included for your convenience, please use them for training purposes only.
"How to" tips:
1. Open Color Map [F3]
2. Open Depth Map [F4]
3. Press [F8] for render options (or use menu->Render->Settings)
4. Select Stereogram Type and Adjust Repeats, Depth, DPI and Oversampling if needed
5. Click Render button and here it goes!
Use [F2] to save the result, or use autosave option.
No spyware/adware. For Windows only. Freeware, use in any project you wish.
Good luck and look forward to see your MTS!
3Dimka
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Comments: 25
How do you take the basic JPEG images and open them in 3Ds to create the depth map from them?
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Can U help me? I don't know how get a Depth Map for an image.
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A common way to create them is to use 3D modelling tools, like Blender3D or 3D Max
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no, it renders stereograms (which you don't see so far) from 2 source images.
if you have anaglyph glasses try this technique - [link]
if you (very unlikely) don have binocular vision, you can try animation method, it doesn't require special eye tricks - [link]
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u r welcome, look forward seeing new MTS from you!
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Feel free to join 3D-stereograms group as well - [link]
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whoa...i dont know if im ready for the BIG TIME! lol, im still making mistakes in themeing.
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now how do we go about making our own color and depth maps?
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I use 3D modeling software to render both maps from one scene, some people do it manually in photoshop (they would take a picture and draw a depthmap for it. You can also play trying to use same picture for both color and depthmap.
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how do you do a depth map, like in bryce?
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I use 3D Max for depth maps. Chech out my thread in DAZ Studio forum, there are some tips you may use - [link]
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aw damn...
that prog is way too much for my comp...
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Great work! Gotta paypal site or something like it? I'll send you a little donation as a token of my appreciation.
Art
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Thanks very much, feedbacks meen more than a donation to me, but if you really insist, better buy some of my prints
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And again, it's not necessary at all, thank you. Also, if you are interested, I recently delegated printing and selling my Stereogram posters (which are not in my dA gallery) to binaryprints - [link]
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Excellent! I'll add that to my favorites list and check it out! Thanks.
I should be experimenting with your MTS software soon. I'm done writing tutorials for the moment and I need a break from GIMP. I'll provide as much feedback as I can.
Take care.
Art
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Thanks hugely for sharing with us your hat tricks. I was secretly awaiting for that software since the first time I saw your MTS stereograms.
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