More Biloxi destruction

Another view of Biloxi, MS. This is along U.S. Hwy 90


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Biloxi destruction

A driveby a neighborhood in Biloxi, MS in November 2005.


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tray anaglyph

tray anaglyph
Originally uploaded by g - s - h.

How to make:

See the post below about how to make stereo images. These instructions for making the anaglyph are for Photoshop.

1. After taking the pictures and getting them on your computer, open the left image. Then open the right image, select all (Ctrl-A), copy to clipboard (Ctrl-C) and paste it as a new layer into the left image.

2. Select the left layer. This is the "red" layer. Go to Image -> Adjustments -> Levels. In the dropdown, pick the "Green" channel and change the output level (was 0-255) to be 0 (0-0).

3. With the levels dialog still open, pick the "Blue" channel and set the output to 0. The image should be entirely red.

4. Now pick the top (right) level. This is the "Cyan" level. Use the Levels dialog (explained above) and remove all the red. (Set Red channel output to 0-0).

5. Make sure the red layer (left eye) is on top. Change the layer blending mode to "Screen".

6. Use the "move" tool to position the red layer so that the part that was the point of interest/focus has both layers aligned at that point. Many other places in the image won't line up. That's OK, because that's what make it 3D!

You're done. Save it as a JPG and post it to Flickr.

sitting on bed stereoview

sitting on bed stereoview
Originally uploaded by g - s - h.

OK, this is how to make:

1. Decide what in your photo should be the center of interest. In this photo, I decided it was my shoe.

2. Take a photo, aiming the lens at the point of interest.

3. Move the camera 3-5 inches to the right and slightly swivel in order to remain pointed at the point of interest.

4. Take another photo and then get both of them into photo software.

5. Make a new image that's twice as wide as the original and place the left image (first picture) on the right. Put the right image (second picture) on the left.

6. Cross your eyes and give her a view.