How to (manually) convert 2D images to 3D

[Gae]

Thanks Jsmith82 and nice conversion too.

Ironically, in this particular image the successful 3D effect exposes the "trick" of the woman holding up the Tower as she can now be clearly seen to be in the foreground. It's one of the few examples where 2D is better than 3D for the optical illusion to work.

In preparation for some possible extra interest in my conversion, I've reduced the downloadable COS 3D price even further.

Gae

[Jsmith82]

Originally Posted by Gae

Thanks Jsmith82 and nice conversion too.

Ironically, in this particular image the successful 3D effect exposes the "trick" of the woman holding up the Tower as she can now be clearly seen to be in the foreground. It's one of the few examples where 2D is better than 3D for the optical illusion to work.

In preparation for some possible extra interest in my conversion, I've reduced the downloadable COS 3D price even further.

Gae

Very cool that you dropped the price.

Yeah, I purposely chose that photo to convert because the photographer was taking advantage of it being 2d - figured what better way to show what 3d can do by ruining the original intentions lol

[Jsmith82]

[tigermoth]

I get a warning saying "this type of file can harm your computer"

[Jsmith82]

That's no good! :-|

It's just a standard PDF (if that's what is causing your warning), it may be because it's a hosted downloadable file (my beefed up security questions the same, I also get questioned when running Bas-Relief).

Is that where you're receiving the message? Perhaps I just post the whole thing in here......

[Zivouhr]

Good stuff. Thanks for posting the info JSmith82.

[tigermoth]

Why don't you use 3D combine? It's much cheaper.