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Beautiful Bird at Yerba Buena Park
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Heliton wrote: @LudvikXIV: I was pleased how the picture turn out well. Thanks, your comments are greatly appreciated!!!
3dacademy wrote: Simply the best from Vesna series. Eyes reflecting sunset, great mood!
LudvikXIV wrote: Nvidia: hi, just lt you know, that this picture is uploaded in my gallery, but not visible on latest uploads, may be some queue? Thanks!
LudvikXIV wrote: Hi Stuart, flower power is some kind of extreme this spring, but high quality and nice work here, this is valid for all your gallery.
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Nvidia: Hi , please found rating 5, showing 4 stars, not present in highest rated, guess this is a bug. Could be corrected please? Thank you!
Panoramic view - from Dum panu z Lipe to (from left) Petrov church, Spilberk Castle, old town
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Nvidia: Hi , just realized different icon in gallery than this picture, guess this is a bug. Could be corrected please? Thank you!
3dacademy wrote: perspective needs to be corrected, nice place!
Media3D wrote: @LudvikXIV: Hi my friend. True, green screen will leave a trace, I could have used PSD but decided as it was a surreal picture to leave it as it was.
LudvikXIV wrote: @Stuart: : Hi Stuart, thanks, now I am catched as well.....!
LudvikXIV wrote: Hi Stuart, very nice idea, just my 5 cents or one dollar, green screen removal is not easy discipline , sometimes it leaves some green stuff in photo and the most dangerous are semitransparent areas.
Media3D wrote: Hi Ludvik, this flower power must be catching (LOL) love the shot: Stuart.
perr0verde wrote: Sry for the game HUD and logs, i will try to disable later.
LudvikXIV wrote: @jeffus: definitely very funny session, thanks!
LudvikXIV wrote: Shadow on he water is phenomenal....
LudvikXIV wrote: @cravinmild: hi, just visited auto salon exhibition on Brno trade fair area, and had friendly talk with the owner of trike booth about trikes, 3d shooting. His assistant is the model.
LudvikXIV wrote: @Stuart: in this case would be very interesting subject of something new......also glad to hear from you!
Media3D wrote: @LudvikXIV: Hi Ludvik, this is the last one in the series, trying something new next time. Nice to hear from you. Stuart.
LudvikXIV wrote: Like the factories smoke on yellow background, flowing to other dimension....
LudvikXIV wrote: Hi cravinmild, my friend, missed you here long time! Nice shot, like to see that Stuart already have some flower competition here!
LudvikXIV wrote: Greeting to SF! Have been there four times, exhibited 2 times, love many places here....
LudvikXIV wrote: Hi, seem we could exchange French and Moravian(Czech ) vineyards stereoscopic shots?
LudvikXIV wrote: More and more time with flowers Stuart, I guess...but you got right technology, well done!
Media3D wrote: Hi, you have some really impressive images of your own! This ones nice. If there are any software programs or information we can share feel free to contact me. E-mail (silverscreen70@hotmail.co.uk) cheers! Stuart.
cravinmild wrote: I learn so much for viewing the images in this site. Thanks for explaining your process as it helps me a lot. I am very interested in macro shooting and photograph every electronic item I get in 3d using L/R. As yet I have not found a process which is able to produce constant and similar results each time. Ive put 3d shooting on pause for the last year or so but I am looking at picking up this art again.
I love providing feedback, I hope to finish viewing the rest of your gallery today. Love the popout that flower shots provide.
Media3D wrote: @cravinmild: Hi, thanks for the feedback. I do have a Fuji W3 but this was taken with the very first Sony Cyber shot camera DSC F707. The daffodil was placed against a blue screen, the camera was set on a 3 burst capture while moving the camera from left to right and the first and last frame were used to give the stereoscopic effect. The blue screen was removed via chroma key. Again thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it!
cravinmild wrote: at first the image is painful to see but when looking past that there is a really nice image here. The angle is my fav part of this shot.
cravinmild wrote: there is just something about a beautiful girl on a bike.... I like her position and the use of B&W.
cravinmild wrote: I love the idea of product shots and unboxings in 3d. I have found that shooting on white is very bad as it introduces crosstalk in the images. I have switched to shooting on a colored cloth. Green works very with a black item set on it. Great job with these, if not for the cross talk in the images id say perfect product shots. How far back was the camara from the subject when you took this shot and have you used any editing software before uploading the images.
cravinmild wrote: Ahhh, I see you have been using some post processing here. Love it
cravinmild wrote: wonderful and well done image. Love the shade of yellow and very pleasant pop out. How were you able to create such a nice image with the w3? I have gone back to shooting L/R images on a single lens DSLR as I prefer it to the Fuji w3.
LudvikXIV wrote: Hi Stuart , thank you, definitely spring is here in my country!
Media3D wrote: @jeffus: Thanks,appreciate your feedback!
yahya86 wrote: Can you please help me anyone. The image is flickering both right and left eyes and I can't view it in 3D through the glasses.
NVIDIA wrote: This is a lovely image - very painterly... magical almost. Beautiful!
