P3D Re: Jupiter anaglyph & now a pair to! =)

[Dan Shelley <dshelley@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> > I created an anaglyph of Jupiter last night from data found on the
> > Internet, not presented in stereo format at all... I would love some
> > feedback on it. Anyone got a minute to check it out? Thanks in advance!
> >
> > http://www.dddesign.com/3dbydan/ralph.jpg

To which I received a reply question: "I like it, Dan. Will you share
with the list some details on what sort
of non-stereo information you created this from? Are they images
displaying rotation over time?" The answer is that yes, the pics came
from a NASA web site that allows you to look at parts of our galaxy from
specific points, at specifit time, and therefore, you can specify time
lapse rotation of celestial bodies. One note... They have made it a bit
difficult to download the image you are seeing. To make the image in
question, I used a good screen capture utility. Their address is:
http://space.jpl.nasa.gov/ for those interested.

> Nice one, Dan, but why not do a free-view pair as well? I'm afraid that if
> the original images are in colour, then I can't really see the sense in
> producing an anaglyph (any originals, that is, not just yours). 

OK - Here is a pair. Yes, I like it better, but the anaglyph was made
specifically for a friend who can;t see 3D any other way. That is why I
made the anaglyph. The pair is at:
http://www.dddesign.com/3dbydan/planetp.jpg Again, I would love
feedback... =)

> When I eventaully get a web site up, I
> shall bung some examples on it myself.  There; I've committed myself.
> (There are those who would say I should be committed...)

Can't wait to see what you put up Duncan! =) I agree with you - stuff of
other planets, and the moon, etc are very cool. You should see some of
the stuff I hope to have permission to include on the 3D-CD! 

Dan Shelley
dshelley@xxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.dddesign.com/3dbydan


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