The still above is a Red-Blue 3D anaglyph made to be viewed with 3D glasses--red left, blue right.
3D anaglyphs are made by using images from the camera in 3D programs at two slightly different angles. The two images are then combined as red-blue composites, either manually or, in this case, in a program called Anaglyph Maker, which makes the anaglyph automatically when two images, left and right, are the input.
Click on the still image to view at full size.
Below is a comparison of animated anaglyphs made by 3D and 2D methods respectively:
(1) the animated anaglyph above was made from the still image at the top and animated in Sqirlz Lite.
(2) the image below, also animated in Sqirlz Lite, was made from a 3D render but then anaglyphized manually with the 2D method in Corel Photo-Paint, preserving the original color.
[copyright EAC 09]
2 comments:
precious information, thanks Eugene. i'll have a closer look at it -
Excellent-info- I knew about Anaglyph Maker but didn't know about your new info with corel etc.
nice art AND great knowledge imparted!
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