Thanks, Werewolf. I'm glad you liked it.
I have a slide screwed into the tripod thread on the bottom of my camera and I take one photo and then slide it a little over to the right to get two photos of the same subject with a little different view point just like the human eyes do. If it is a macro 3D, then I only have to move it a little, if 6 feet or more away, then I move the camera about the distance between our eyes. Then I get it into the computer and use "Photo 3D" software to move them around to choose the "center point" where front and back begin and create the 3D photo.
Regards,
Tom |
United Kingdom
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