After many delays, Ive finally created my first 3D anaglyph. Anyone who has red / cyan glasses that are designed for comics, magazines books etc, feel free to take a look. I allowed the closest parts of this metallic sphere to protrude through the stereo window and I hope that this is not objectionable.
Film stock was Fujichrome Sensia 100 slide film. Scanning was done by a local lab with special instructions from me. I don't think that I could ever do 3D in super 8 - too much work! I hope that this forum doesn't cut off the sides of the image like it has in the past. If it does, I'll load a smaller image.
Darn, it cut off the right side of the picture. Okay, I'll upload a smaller one as well. It seems that only vertical and (small) horizontal images are left uncropped.
Thanks for the good words. I didn't use a dedicated stereo camera for these. What I did was use a regular 35mm SLR on a macro slide bar which was mounted to a tripod. For each stereo image, two photographs were taken and the camera was shifted from left to right between exposures. After the film was scanned and uploaded to a PC, I used free downloadable software called Callipygian to produce the anaglyphs.
