3D made in Switzerland

[oreoluna]

3D INSTRUCTIONS to view:
Sit about 50-70cm away from the screen (depending on the screen size. Ideal is a broadband with 24-27 ″), fix the picture and start squinting.

As soon as you see the three pictures, cover your eyes slowly from the side with your palms at a distance of about 10cm until you can only see the middle picture.


CS Jozef

[eroel]

Jozef, very good.
Thanks.
Eric.

[marktownley]

Lovely shots Jozef!

[_Zakalwe]

I love the solar one...the 3D effect is rally noticeable!

I find that the best way to see these is to click on the image, then right-click and select "view image". Hit F11 to make the browser full screen. The cross your eyes and allow your eyes to de-focus. Consciously keep your eyes de-focused and increase or decrease the amount of eye crossing until you see double images. The 3D effect pops out when the middle images merge into a single pane

[Derek Klepp]

Thanks enjoyed these.

[Montana]

These are gorgeous images Jozef but I need the special glasses for 3D



Alexandra

[oreoluna]

These are gorgeous images Jozef but I need the special glasses for 3D



Alexandra

@ All: Thanks for the feedback.

Hello Alexandra.
you do not need special glasses for this. See explanation Zakalwe.
CS Jozef

[DanielBrousseau]

Just fine for me in 2D...Thanks.

[ffellah]

Great images, Jozef

Franco

[JochenM]

It always takes my eyes a while to get the "3D" to pop, but very nicely done Jozef.

[marios i.]

Very nice!

[Carbon60]

Thanks, Josef. The moonscape is stunning in 3D. What’s the time difference between the two images left and right?

Stu.

[oreoluna]

Thanks, Josef. The moonscape is stunning in 3D. What’s the time difference between the two images left and right?

Stu.

Hello Stu.
It is one and the same picture. It was made with a 3D program for micro-images.
CS Jozef

[Carbon60]

Thanks, Josef. The moonscape is stunning in 3D. What’s the time difference between the two images left and right?

Stu.

Hello Stu.
It is one and the same picture. It was made with a 3D program for micro-images.
CS Jozef

That's really interesting, Jozef. I had presumed that the images had been taken a few minutes/hours apart. Are you able/willing to say more about the specific software package (although maybe it's specialist scientific software that comes with a hefty price tag)?

Thanks
Stu.

[Rusted]

Amazing! The sense of surface elevation on the solar images was quite incredible!

Time to build a 6" H-a binocular!