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I was playing with DAZ Studio and Octane Render this morning trying to create a set and light setup for portrait renders. When I was adjusting the camera I noticed that Octane camera has native support for stereoscopic rendering. If you turn it on, it will render the image which you can then view using the (usually) paper glasses with green (or cyan) and magenta transparent filters in front of your eyes (Anaglyph projection). Cooooool... Well... Not really...

Then I looked at my 3D TV... So... wait a second... I'm rendering images in a 3D software... So... What If I try to render an image that would be really 3D...

So I gave it a try and here I'm proudly presenting my very first trully 3D render Yaaaaay!

To see it in 3D however you will probably need a 3D TV or any other device that can create 3D image from a SBS (side by side) jpeg (and if my Samsung TV can do it then probably others can too). Of course you will also need 3D glasses that come with your TV or monitor...

For Samsung TV the process of displaying the image is rather simple. Just download the full res image and save it to a USB stick. Insert it into your TV and switch to images mode. Select the image you saved on the stick and when you have it on-screen just press the "3D" button on your remote. You should get a popup asking which 3D mode is the image in and there you should select the "Side by Side" (middle option on my TV). And then just put on your 3D glasses and turn them on.

Say no to anaglyph! Ask for real 3D!

And who knows... Maybe even SUZEtech will adapt this new technology for documenting their achievements...

The important thing is that while creating this image I created a framework within DAZ Studio which enables me to actually render any image in this manner... And they said that 3D is dead...

EDIT:
In case you prefer the MPO image format for 3D then here is the MPO version of this render as well:
www.junction.cz/files/3DPortra…

Have fun.

Description
I was playing with DAZ Studio and Octane Render this morning trying to create a set and light setup for portrait renders. When I was adjusting the camera I noticed that Octane camera has native support for stereoscopic rendering. If you turn it on, it will render the image which you can then view using the (usually) paper glasses with green (or cyan) and magenta transparent filters in front of your eyes (Anaglyph projection). Cooooool... Well... Not really...

Then I looked at my 3D TV... So... wait a second... I'm rendering images in a 3D software... So... What If I try to render an image that would be really 3D...

So I gave it a try and here I'm proudly presenting my very first trully 3D render Yaaaaay!

To see it in 3D however you will probably need a 3D TV or any other device that can create 3D image from a SBS (side by side) jpeg (and if my Samsung TV can do it then probably others can too). Of course you will also need 3D glasses that come with your TV or monitor...

For Samsung TV the process of displaying the image is rather simple. Just download the full res image and save it to a USB stick. Insert it into your TV and switch to images mode. Select the image you saved on the stick and when you have it on-screen just press the "3D" button on your remote. You should get a popup asking which 3D mode is the image in and there you should select the "Side by Side" (middle option on my TV). And then just put on your 3D glasses and turn them on.

Say no to anaglyph! Ask for real 3D!

And who knows... Maybe even SUZEtech will adapt this new technology for documenting their achievements...

The important thing is that while creating this image I created a framework within DAZ Studio which enables me to actually render any image in this manner... And they said that 3D is dead...

EDIT:
In case you prefer the MPO image format for 3D then here is the MPO version of this render as well:
www.junction.cz/files/3DPortra…

Have fun.