a bunch of rocks

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By: don blasingame

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Photographer	don blasingame {Karma:3492}
Project	#15 Personal Style	Camera Model	sony mavica
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio	anaglyph	Lens	?
Uploaded	11/19/2001	Film / Memory Type	electronic media
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	730	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/0
Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country -
About	this is an anaglyph I slopped together of an interesting rock formation I saw along the side of a road in sonoma county

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Pierre Demers {K:103} 4/16/2002

Cool effect Don,

It's amazing how the shot looks like when look with the 3D glass...

Congrat, very well done.

The software you use is it still avail. on the net, I would like to try it too...

Thanks and keep up the good work..

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Pierre Demers
www.angelfire.com/bc2/pierredemersphoto/

don blasingame

{K:3492} 11/19/2001

I've should have been more descriptive in my description. An anaglyph is the name used for a type of photograph or drawing that can be seen in 3d when used with peripheral equipment such as red blue glasses. In the above photo, the 3d dimensions can be seen with a pair of red blue glasses; the left eye looks thru a red colored lens, adn the right eye looks thru a blue lens. For the above photo, I took two photos of the same object with my digital camera, displacing the camera about six inches along a horizontal line perpendicular to a segment from the camera to the rocks. I was quite surprised how easy it was to stitch together this anaglyph image with a freeware program I found somewhere in the net.

Dave Holland {K:13074} 11/19/2001

OK, what's an anaglyph?

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