Steve Wessing
October 2026 - Windowphone
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About the Image(s)
Taken with Lumix gh3, and H-ft12 stereo lens. I used the gimp to drop in the meteor, and to exaggerate the colors. The meteor was created in onelab.
9 comments posted
Very interesting. I didn't realize that was meteor - I thought it was a slinky coming out of your phone. Posted: 10/05/2026 00:04:59
Hi Steve, your glass is more than half full. Posted: 10/07/2026 21:15:14
Very colourful. I like the meteor bit best. Posted: 10/10/2026 14:22:14
As usual, lots of happy impactful colors and trippy graphics. I'm still kind of confused as to why you give us two side-by-side shots. Posted: 10/10/2026 19:04:59
There are two sides to every stereoscopic image. A left image, and a right image. When viewed together, the image is 3 Dimentional. The meteor comes out of the phone, and off the screen. Posted: 10/10/2026 19:22:42
But we're not able to view them together, so we can't enjoy the full impact of your work. How do the members of your 3D group view everyone's images? Posted: 10/11/2026 19:29:00
I'm glad you asked! For the purpose of this group, either side will illustrate the creative alterations. I include both, in case anyone is interested in exploring the depth. I've provided an anaglyph (shown as 'original' above), which can be viewed with standard red/blue glasses. The best way to view them is parallel as shown above, either free viewed or with a stereo viewer.
Here is a tutorial on viewing 3D...
https://stereoscopy.blog/2019/08/04/how-to-view-stereoscopic-3-d-images-basic-tutorial/ Posted: 10/12/2026 17:21:51
Thanks for the tutorial Steve. I tried it and was able to free view it sometimes, but not others. Posted: 10/19/2026 17:00:55
Another stereoscopic creation. Thanks for sharing, Steve! Posted: 10/25/2026 06:33:16