[Freddy]

These are so much better than I remember, some of the 3D images I Googled look amazing

[Freddy]

Look at this one 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/hoppenbrouwers/14952832283/sizes/l

[8pla.net]

Thanks for the feedback on my simple Blender scene...  Very helpful.

Here is the same Blender scene rendered with some simple animation added.



( 3D red/blue glasses needed for special effects. )

[GT40]

Some years ago, I thought that the anaglyph 3D pics and vids (with red/cyan glasses) was an obsolete system, since the active glasses appeared.

When Duskrider (hey where are you Dusky?) reminded us of that, in a thread on Zabaware (maybe some of you remember it).

Cheap and amazing. Thank you Dusky.

[Freddy]

Here is the same Blender scene rendered with some simple animation added.

Very cool - the cubes come out of the screen 

[squarebear]

I've got to get a pair of these glasses. I remember watching a 3D TV clip as a child with someone on a swing and was blown away then. It would be nice to bring those memories back.

[Freddy]

The ones I got work really well : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/351019224705

Two pairs, so you get a spare set.

[squarebear]

Well for less than 2 quid, you can't go wrong.

[Art]

I'm not sure why, perhaps it was due to a bad head injury I suffered several years ago, but the red lens that is supposed to go on the Right eye and the Blue lens for the Left eye, does nothing for me.

Only when I reverse them and put the Red - Left and Blue - Right does the 3D effect come alive. That wooden Wolf was amazing!

Anyone else have "backward 3D" vision? Not really a problem, just an anomaly.

[GT40]

Don't worry Art. With or without glasses, I have never been able to watch 3D pics like that:

http://www.opticien-lentilles.com/relief/explosion1.jpg

(fashionable some years ago)

[Art]

Oh yeah...this one is cool. sort of like a depression with a saddle-like object in the middle and deep recesses going down on both sides (at the top and bottom of screen).

One needs to let their eyes relax and converge on two of those adjoining images and focus until they merge together. Then you will see the object in the center and it's view can move as your head moves providing your eyes stay at that converged distance.

Glasses not required.

Nice find GT!!

[Freddy]

I like those type of images, they were big here some years ago too - I could see a ring and something in the middle.

It took me a while for my eyes to remember how to see them. I wonder how on earth those types of 3D were first discovered or created.

Anyone else have "backward 3D" vision? Not really a problem, just an anomaly.

Not me. Glad you liked the wolf though, he really leaps out.