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Re: [3D-Stereograms] Welcome back soldier!

I'm not really having any trouble with artifacts.  There appears to be heat coming out from the engine and hood as you would expect from a hot car.

Gene




On 07 4, 09, at 7:20 AM, 3Dimka Bessmertny wrote:

I made this work last year but wasn't happy about quality. Though depth is quite impressive it caused lot's of artifacts. I tried to shine up it a little in photoshop but it didn't help much. Still interesting picture to look at. Happy 4th of July to my all American friends!

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I made this work last year but wasn't happy about quality. Though depth is quite impressive it caused lot's of artifacts. I tried to shine up it a little in... 		3Dimka Bessmertny
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I'm not really having any trouble with artifacts. There appears to be heat coming out from the engine and hood as you would expect from a hot car. Gene...
G Levine
threedeestereo
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... Focussing is harder due to the depth, but it works otherwise. I almost have to concentrate on each element in turn. The car bonnet shape detail is...
gemtaylor
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Thanks Gemtaylor, in MTS the object do share a pattern, and it could be colored any way you want. The trick is to map and blend textures from different objects...
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