This appears to be a 3D lenticular lens (frame) & software that will make your normal 2D photos looks 3D when modified and printed out - not sure how the results look, but I'll keep my eyes peeled to check this out, looks like a fun way to do lenticulars - [via] - about & Link.
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Lenticular (bioconvex) photos - Link.
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Aug 23, 2006 03:01 AM
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Lentricular lenses have been conspicuously absent from the market for about 15 years, so this is good to see, but I'm a bit wary of the 2D-3D automatic conversion.
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Gotta love the online store - you can get a combo pack for $53, or you can get the exact same combo pack with "free shipping" for $70.
$17 extra for free shipping? What a great deal! :)
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If you made the lens elements the size of a pixel (or a whole number of pixels), couldn't you put one of these in front of an LCD monitor and use it to display (specially processed) dynamic 3D images?
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"Lentricular lenses have been conspicuously absent from the market for about 15 years"
Your market, Lenticular equiptment has been there if you were looking for it.
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supertim, check out the article about Philips' WOWvx:
http://www.planetanalog.com/features/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=192202292
I'm not too thrilled about the max print size 8x10, move it up to tabloid and it would be ideal for home/consumer... wide format would be great but then I guess you should just move to the prof. software for $2k+
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