DSC03218 Downtown Chicago cross-eyed 3D 4/14/07 - NE view

Vasco Pires, on May 25, 2007, said:

The street lights on 3d get an outstanding effect

Volkan YUKSEL, on May 28, 2007, said:

Thanks again Vasco. I was about 1-2km away from this scene. "Volkanzilla"s eye distance was about 20meters ;)

Vasco Pires, on May 28, 2007, said:

Thanks for the distances tips ;) valuable information

Volkan YUKSEL, on May 31, 2007, said:

Vasco, with digital camera you got noting to loose and our brain is very flexible about perceiving the 3D. Keeping the two in mind you can experiment all kinds of shift distances, thats what I've been doing :) Take care, Volkan

Vasco Pires, on May 31, 2007, said:

Yeah, thats what I've been thinking, I mean, 3D visualisation is not new to any of us, we see it whenever we are awake, normal 3D photos brings nothing new. But if we increase shifting distance like, for example, your volkanzilla images, then we can see images (photos) that otherwise would be impossible for us humans to see, ever! Of course we will always find ortodox people that will say that real 3D photos must have only eye distance shifting, but everyone has it's own taste...

Volkan YUKSEL, on June 1, 2007, said:

Vasco, because I have sight problem too, improving or exceeding human visual limits were always my primary motto. Volkanzilla X-3D (VX-3D) or NIR(Near IR) and FIR(Far IR -thermal) imaging are direct results of this. I think those you mention insisting on ~10cm (3"-4") shift distance for 3D pairs or sticking to rules, are not aware of what they are missing. I am glad to see that we created another Volkanzilla in Portugal :D Best wishes, Volkan