Making anaglyph images, Methods and software |
Making anaglyph images, Methods and software |
Aug 17 2012, 09:20 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 252 Joined: 5-May 05 From: Mississippi (USA) Member No.: 379 |
I have found more than one good program to make anaglyphs from the same size images of the L & R HAZ and NAV Camera's, but for long baseline anaglyphs you need to do something called "registering" one of the images with the other. Five years ago I had such a program, but not any longer. Questions OS Windows 7 1. Does anyone know of such a program that is simple and effective. It doesn't have to be free - but not more than $100! 2. (GIMP) I can create anaglyphs using a Gimp plug-in, if I import the two images as layers. What I haven't been able to figure out is how to make the top layer transparent. Then assume I could slide the top layer around until it is registered. Can anyone tell me how to adjust the transparency of the top layer? Gimp is such a pain I would probably pay for a program if I did much of this. I spent about 20 hours messing about with Gimp without getting anywhere. It was only when I accidentally imported color images that the plug-in worked! So now I "increase" the color depth in my images (using Irfan), and save them out as grey-scale images with something called a "color space." It works! What can I say, the plug-in was last updated in 2008! I would love something more automated, but I won't be using it that much. |
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