Software and ink

[P3D Ole Hansen <olejohan@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Marlin Linger <linger.1@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> Can anyone suggest commercially available computer software that
> can produce separate color stereo views of computer graphics?
That depends on the meaning of computer graphics.
To generate stereoviews I find Ray Dream Studio very useful.


Nic van Oudtshoorn  <maximedia@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I wonder if someone could help me find out exactly what inks
> are required to print anaglyph images to be viewed either with
> red/green or red/blue glasses?
A color printer, or a b/w printer with a cyan and a red cartridge.
The colorprinter is to bee preferred.

> Is the ink different depending on whether you use blue or green?
Yes - You should use the european standard - red/cyan - for minimum
ghosting, and print the red/cyan anaglypf on a standard color printer.
I use a HP InkJet with good results.

> ...is it possible once you have created a photograpic anaglyph
> in Photoshop in the two colours and then converted it to CMYK
> ...to print an anaglyph using four-colour process?
Yes - look above.
regards - Ole Hansen - olejohan@xxxxxxxxxxx


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