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Close up “Macro” #3D photo

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This #3D photo was taken with a single Canon SX1 IS high end point n shoot camera in “macro” mode. The macro mode enables extreme close up shots at the wide angle setting of the camera.

The photo was made by taking a single photo for the left image, then moving the camera perhaps 1/2 centimeter to the right and taking another single photo for the right image. For a first try, and that a breeze was blowing making the plant move around(!), this worked out quite well.

I found that this image worked best if I move the front most berries just in front of the screen – in other words, subtly sticking out in front of the screen with the branches right at the viewing plane.

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Perhaps my best 3D depth photo so far

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Photograph of the “fishing pond” at the 2012 Spokane Valley Fest. Photographed using two Lumix GH-2 cameras, 14-42mm lens on the 14mm end. I really like how all the “clutter” creates very nice depth in this photo, plus the camera alignment was decent at the time of the shoot 🙂

Use red/cyan glasses for viewing this stereoscopic anaglyph image. Click on the image for a full size photo.

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#3D photo of fishing demonstration, for kids

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Spokane Valley Fest, Spokane Valley, WA – September 2012.

Fishing demo (for kids) at the (fake) water fall and pond in Mirabeau Park.

Of interest, the only people to ask me about my 3D camera set up (two Lumix GH-2s on home made mount) were a group of six kids probably 2nd to 4th graders. They asked a lot of very good questions and I carefully explained how 3D photos work – they really wanted to know! One of the kids shared that she has an actual 3D video game system at home, and another showed me that she too had a camera, a quite decent point n shoot type. Good kids! Great enthusiasm for 3D!

Wiggle version (small for Google+ requirements) – click on the image and it will display in a separate window using the 3D wiggle method (no glasses required).

 

Red/cyan anaglyph version – click on image for full size version.

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