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GT5 3D pictures Tutorial
Okay, first off I want to say I am no expert on this, and that there are probably better ways to do this.
For any 3D photo you want to produce, you're going to shoot two images. One will be the left eye's image, and the other the right eye's image.
Simply take one photo and then without changing the angle or settings, move the camera slightly to the right and take another photo. The first one will be your left eye and the second one your right. Think how much distance you have between your eyes, this is how you should judge the distance for the left and right photo.
It may not look that different, but look at the objects on the sides, notice they aren't in the same place. Like the GT billboard on the left.
Bring them both into one document, I've named the layers since I usually get confused as to which ones which. If you toggle the top layer on and off now, you will see a bigger difference.
You can leave it as it is, or if you want to crop them you can do so now. By cropping the image when the layers are superimposed you don't have to waste any time trying to get the cropping tool aligned perfect.
Now you have to adjust the width to accomadate both layers side-by-side. Go to Image>Canvas size and change the width to 200%.
You can now move the layers into place. The left eye goes left and right goes right. (duh)
You can if you wish, add a black line through the middle to make them easier to view.
Finally post your 3D pictures.
How to View
To view these 3D images, you have to cross your eyes. You should see three pictures of the same image, if not you've crossed your eyes too much or too little. Concentrate on the middle pic, you should now see the picture in 3D. The first time you try this it will be difficuilt, but once you get it you won't forget. Like riding a bicycle
Don't try this for too long if your new to it, or you may get headaches.
Here are some of mine, they aren't perfect since I haven't tried this much. Best not to enlarge them.
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