Finally: A good use for Poser...

Fake_Name · 01-15-2006

I'm not sure if anyone is interested in this, but recently I came across a really neat use for poser, which cannot be accomplished using pen and paper.

Namely, stereo pairs.

The technique is accomplished by using the same image rendered from two slightly different camera angles. It shouldn't be two difficult to accomplish.

To view it, you have to cross your eyes so the two images line up over each other. Then focus. It's a bit trippy, but once you get it, it's pretty cool. It's really 3D, versus the cheesey two color stuff that involves glasses.

In any case, i was wondering if anyone is interested in doing this sort of thing. It's certainly a pretty cool application of 3D stuff.

Grumpy · 01-15-2006

Um, that's a bad way of doing it. Not only may you cause injury to your eyes if you force them to cross. (it's actually quite true) Then it's not comfortable to do and the focus is bad.

It's not a bad idea though.

Fake_Name · 01-16-2006

I duno, once you focus, it doesn't bother me...

It's hard to do though.

Tancred · 01-16-2006

Just a question, how to do posers? I never knew! Lol!

The Lord of War · 01-16-2006

wait, so whats supposed to happen when u do it?

Sutibaru · 01-16-2006

That is pretty cool. I'd like to see more. ^^

BTW, you can do that with pencil and paper.

Fake_Name · 01-16-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sutibaru

BTW, you can do that with pencil and paper.

Have you tried? It's Fucking hard! You can do some simple 3D effects with editors, but making it appear truly 3 dimensional is purely the realm of computers.

Sutibaru · 04-15-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fake_Name

Have you tried? It's Fucking hard! You can do some simple 3D effects with editors, but making it appear truly 3 dimensional is purely the realm of computers.

Try this out:

http://www.deviantart.com/view/31896116/

Photoshop helped, but he pretty much was successful in it.

Civoknay · 04-15-2006

Completely different subject, but have any of you ever seen the (f)animutations by Andrew Kepple? He uses something he's dubbed ST3R3-O-VISION in a few of them, which is pretty much identical.

01-17-2006

Hey good stuff; not bad, not bad at all. Now, how do we get some process going with this? Could start with a two-image sequence or something. Anyway thanks for posting. ^_^

Tancred · 01-24-2006

Just a question, how can we do something with posers, I mean with wich programm, etc.

01-16-2006	#6
Sutibaru --- Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,865	That is pretty cool. I'd like to see more. ^^ BTW, you can do that with pencil and paper. __________________ Deviantart\|FurAffinity\|Tumblr\|Picarto

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Grumpy Headache approved Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 721	Um, that's a bad way of doing it. Not only may you cause injury to your eyes if you force them to cross. (it's actually quite true) Then it's not comfortable to do and the focus is bad. It's not a bad idea though.

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Fake_Name Archives everything Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Fake_Place Posts: 680	I duno, once you focus, it doesn't bother me... It's hard to do though.

01-16-2006	#4
Tancred The french guy Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 656	Just a question, how to do posers? I never knew! Lol!

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The Lord of War Process Master? lol what? Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: NYC baby Posts: 902	wait, so whats supposed to happen when u do it?

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Civoknay Lurker Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 14	Completely different subject, but have any of you ever seen the (f)animutations by Andrew Kepple? He uses something he's dubbed ST3R3-O-VISION in a few of them, which is pretty much identical.

01-17-2006	#10
tsokei Guest Posts: n/a	Hey good stuff; not bad, not bad at all. Now, how do we get some process going with this? Could start with a two-image sequence or something. Anyway thanks for posting. ^_^

01-24-2006	#11
Tancred The french guy Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 656	Just a question, how can we do something with posers, I mean with wich programm, etc.