Topic: Converting 2D Images to Anaglyph 3D (red/cyan) (Read 4184 times)
bumping for interest
Here's another from my older work:
Note how the color is perfectly maintained. This one doesn't use my bump-mapping method so it suffers a bit of the "flatness" that you were talking about earlier and my convergence settings were a little too aggressive which is causing a bit of retinal rivalry, but it STILL looks better than n00dle's example, LOL...
Note how the color is perfectly maintained. This one doesn't use my bump-mapping method so it suffers a bit of the "flatness" that you were talking about earlier and my convergence settings were a little too aggressive which is causing a bit of retinal rivalry, but it STILL looks better than n00dle's example, LOL...
Sorry sir,
All I see is blah-blah-blah
Also, as I'm considering this service really expensive for what is it, I'm offering the same service, except that you'll pay 0.09 BTC / Anaglyph
Example just made :
That kind of images are visible with RED & CYAN glasses :
Bye
All I see is blah-blah-blah
Also, as I'm considering this service really expensive for what is it, I'm offering the same service, except that you'll pay 0.09 BTC / Anaglyph
Example just made :
That kind of images are visible with RED & CYAN glasses :
Bye
Not impressed... Here's one I just did:
Bye...
Sorry sir,
All I see is blah-blah-blah
Also, as I'm considering this service really expensive for what is it, I'm offering the same service, except that you'll pay 0.09 BTC / Anaglyph
Example just made :
http://i48.tinypic.com/n4cc41.jpg
That kind of images are visible with RED & CYAN glasses :
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e7/Anaglyph_glasses.png
Bye
All I see is blah-blah-blah
Also, as I'm considering this service really expensive for what is it, I'm offering the same service, except that you'll pay 0.09 BTC / Anaglyph
Example just made :
http://i48.tinypic.com/n4cc41.jpg
That kind of images are visible with RED & CYAN glasses :
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e7/Anaglyph_glasses.png
Bye
Hello,
Those examples are Cyan & Red layer moving. This is flat 3D, the price is not very appealing for this.
Those examples are Cyan & Red layer moving. This is flat 3D, the price is not very appealing for this.
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It is NOT flat 3D the way that I do it. I JUST explained that I simulate stereoscopic 3D with depth-maps (aka bump-mapping). OBVIOUSLY it's not true stereoscopic 3D because it CAN'T be true coming from a single source image, but it is damn close enough to not be able to tell the difference and it is the ONLY option for people who wish to have a single source image converted.
And, how is roughly $2 USD not an appealing price for having a 2D image converted to 3D...?
If you don't believe I'm capable of doing a professional job, challenge me. Send me a picture you'd like to have converted and I will show you what I am capable of.
My service offers nothing to lose because you don't pay until you're satisfied, so there's no risk and I believe my prices to be MORE than fair.
I think the real issue here and the reason why you are talking shit is because I called you out in your "I'll teach you how to be a hacker for 0.70 BTC" thread... Which apparently should be titled "I'll teach you how to DDoS for 0.70 BTC", which incidentally is over-charging being that anyone who cared to could learn to DDoS in less than 5 minutes with a simple Google search...
As an original member (15+ years) of the Legion of Ethical Hackers I know a fake hacker when I see one...
Hello,
Those examples are Cyan & Red layer moving. This is flat 3D, the price is not very appealing for this.
Those examples are Cyan & Red layer moving. This is flat 3D, the price is not very appealing for this.
is the final image actually 3d? as in, are there realistic 3d effects than can be seen from the image? or do you just offset the red/cyan, creating a "3d" image that is really flat.
I can do both effects. I can simulate the same image from two different angles using off-set depth-maps...
Either way, you don't have to pay for anything until you're satisfied. I will send previews of the image with a "DEMO" label on them until you are satisfied with the final image. When you are satisfied you pay and then I send the image without the "DEMO" label on it.
is the final image actually 3d? as in, are there realistic 3d effects than can be seen from the image? or do you just offset the red/cyan, creating a "3d" image that is really flat.
Hello,
I will convert any 2D image to anaglyph 3D for 0.20 BTC each.
Samples here: http://photobucket.com/canios3d
If you are interested, just send me a message here on the forum...
c4n10
I will convert any 2D image to anaglyph 3D for 0.20 BTC each.
Samples here: http://photobucket.com/canios3d
If you are interested, just send me a message here on the forum...
c4n10
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