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In lugnet.space, Jeffery MacEachern wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Ley Ward wrote:
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i want to see pics done with a minifig sclae gap - wouldn’t it be neat to
see a MOC at their own scale?
Joe
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Yeah - I think that would be cool, but I wouldn’t know exactly how to do it.
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Place the camera on a track and move the camera a tiny fraction (the minifig eye
gap) and take two pics.
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This thread brought up the use of vignettes for stereograms, which is
another really neat possibilty.
Looking forward to your pix!
Joe
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Do be honest, that was just a coincidence - I just knew that that vig was
somewhat popular, so I decided to make a stereogram of it. Ley, I like yours
- I saw it a while back, but before now, I hadn’t seen any sterograms for
ages, and so I didn’t notice that that was one. Good job!
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Agreed - I remember seeing this a while ago!
The great thing about a vignette is that an observer can literally get into a
scene doing this- imagine being the same size as a minifg looking at a vignette
- it wouldbe an artificial environment.
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I haven’t had any problems, although no one else I’ve showed them to has been
able to do them. Maybe my eyes are reversed left for right :) - although
that’s how LDView created them. Does anyone else with LDView 3.0 want to
check that out?
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People see stereographs different ways - I am one of thse people tat can do
parallel view (basically staring past the object to force the eyes to align
parallel for distance sight). Most can do cross-eyed, but I can’t.
Joe
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