StereoGIFs
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Back in the 1800s, stereograms were a popular way of creating the optical illusion of depth in a static image by placing two very similar images side by side. they could be viewed using a stereoscope to create the illusion. The New York Public library has an extensive collection of stereograms, and recently created the Stereogranimator tool (http://stereo.nypl.org/) to allow people to turn these into animated GIFs, which are just as effective in creating a sense of depth. Use the Stereogranimator to create an animated GIF that makes the image appear to be 3D, or try manipulating the frames to create another interesting effect (e.g. http://stereo.nypl.org/view/41623)
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GIF Me
The Story
For my first Gif I was trying to keep it simple hints why a did a StrereoGif. The process was simple.
The Picture
GIF made with the NYPL Labs Stereogranimator
A Tutorial:
All I had to do was go to the website http://stereo.nypl.org/view/41623). There I followed …
Stereo GIF
This GIF gives the optical illusion of 3d, although it is not perfect it is what they used in the 1800’s. Which is quite impressive if we are still using 3d today. It was quite simple to make, there is a website that allows you to choose an image and …
Warholing a Rock ‘n’ Roll Stereo GIF
Warholing an animated stereo GIF of a rock band
Last night I was writing up my post for “Have a Rockin’ Birthday” with the usual addition of a nice tutorial to share with others since no one had posted one yet. It slowly dawned on me how much work I …
Animated GIF Assignments: StereoGIFs- 1 star
Back in the 1800s, stereograms were a popular way of creating the optical illusion of depth in a static image by placing two very similar images side by side. they could be viewed using a stereoscope to create the illusion. The New York Public library has an extensive collection of …
Stereogranimator: Makin’ GIFs With Some Old School Pics
A stereogram courtesy of the Boston Public Library: http://flic.kr/p/4zNi8E
The New York Public Library recently introduced one of the niftiest tools I’ve seen on the web in a while. It allows you to take “stereograms“, those side-by-side images that look almost exactly the same and when viewed together …
GIF Me
The Story
For my first Gif I was trying to keep it simple hints why a did a StrereoGif. The process was simple.
The Picture
GIF made with the NYPL Labs Stereogranimator
A Tutorial:
All I had to do was go to the website http://stereo.nypl.org/view/41623). There I followed …
Stereo GIF
This GIF gives the optical illusion of 3d, although it is not perfect it is what they used in the 1800’s. Which is quite impressive if we are still using 3d today. It was quite simple to make, there is a website that allows you to choose an image and …
Warholing a Rock ‘n’ Roll Stereo GIF
Warholing an animated stereo GIF of a rock band
Last night I was writing up my post for “Have a Rockin’ Birthday” with the usual addition of a nice tutorial to share with others since no one had posted one yet. It slowly dawned on me how much work I …
Animated GIF Assignments: StereoGIFs- 1 star
Back in the 1800s, stereograms were a popular way of creating the optical illusion of depth in a static image by placing two very similar images side by side. they could be viewed using a stereoscope to create the illusion. The New York Public library has an extensive collection of …
Stereogranimator: Makin’ GIFs With Some Old School Pics
A stereogram courtesy of the Boston Public Library: http://flic.kr/p/4zNi8E
The New York Public Library recently introduced one of the niftiest tools I’ve seen on the web in a while. It allows you to take “stereograms“, those side-by-side images that look almost exactly the same and when viewed together …
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