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“Number 2 in 3D” Anaglyph-a-GIF by @aforgrave
I was quite taken aback with the introductory video for the #Prisoner106 Week One: Assimilation Week. That getup of that Number 2 (@ds106Number2, on Twitter) was wearing and the odd behaviour Number 2 was displaying jumped right out of the …
“John Gets His 3D Glasses On!” animated Anaglyph-a-GIF by @aforgrave, based on a photo by @johnjohnston
John‘s (@johnjohnston, on Twitter) new 3D red/cyan anaglyph glasses arrived today, and he immediately shared the news on Twitter.
With John’s kind permission, I have taken his shared image and turned it …
Now that the Anaglyph-A-GIF has been a little more clearly defined, I’ve decided to add it (along with the simpler, static 3D Anaglyph to the ds106 Assignment Bank.
I did a search for anaglyph and 3D, and didn’t really turn anything up that is similar aside from Bill Genereux’s …
REVISED version of “Boo” animated Anaglyph-A-GIF by @aforgrave, based on p8 from Geo. Wither’s Emblemes (1635)
Interesting.
In revisiting the “George Wither, page 8, ‘Boo’“ GIF in order to update the misspelling in the “view with Cyan-Magenta 3D glasses” text, I have uncovered another issue and made another …
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Think Before You Act. Save and Save and Save.
As you start to work with your image, please bear in mind that you should always work on a new duplicate layer each time move ahead in the process. Although Photoshop can be considerably forgiving with the wonderful Edit>>Step Backward, it …
Before You Start
You will be well served to have on hand a pair of red/cyan (or red/blue) 3D glasses so that you can view the images in the Tutorial and so you can test your images when they are done. I have also found that it can be quite …