Artificial 3D - Jupiter animation

[Sternfreund]

Hey,

got something for you:

TO SEE THE 3D-EFFECT:

Sit in front of your screen at about 30-50cm (10" - 20").
just try to look relaxed at the middle of the image and begin to squint a little.
the left and right image begin to overlap and form a 3D image in the middle between the two images.
You will notice it if you are right when you see the 3D-Effect.

The first picture in the animation will last a little bit longer to give your eyes and your brain the chance to accommodate.

have fun and please share your opinion about this animation in the comments below.

description and how to:

http://www.astrobin.com/178040/

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Very nice. I can see the 3D effect clearly

[Kishen20]

At first it kinda didn't work, but then when I imagined that Jupiter was (really) right in front of me, wow, it was great! 

Squinting makes the image blur though, and some clarity would be nice. (albeit you actually won't get the 3D effect without squinting )

Overall, great!!! 

[Sternfreund]

Hi Kishen20,

try to squint a little less. 

if you make it right then it shouldn't blur at all. 

some other 3D work for you to try:

http://www.astrobin.com/full/78753/0/

http://www.astrobin.com/177221/

[D4N]

It's nice but the title screen popping up each time it restarts makes it really tricky to maintain the right focus.

Is there a slight time shift between the left and right images or other processing applied?

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[Sternfreund]

Hi D4N,

sure there is more processing than viewing just a second jupiter.

but there is no time shift. 

[Kishen20]

Hi Kishen20,

try to squint a little less. 

if you make it right then it shouldn't blur at all. 

some other 3D work for you to try:

http://www.astrobin.com/full/78753/0/

http://www.astrobin.com/177221/

I found out that distance was the problem- So I enlarged the image (because I don't want to risk my eyes). It's now better, thanks!

Tried your other 3D work, also very great nonetheless! 

[Pete Presland]

Some nice detail there.