Rice University is a prestigious university in Houston, Tx. We spent the weekend in Houston, and drove through the rather scenic campus. This hallway was rather attractive for 3D.
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This photo was taken on April 28, 2007 in Medical Center, Houston, TX, US.
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Lost Beast, ivanovp314, neilcreek, alexfel, and 24 other people added this photo to their favorites.
The Wagman (62 months ago | reply)
As close to perfect as damn is to swearing. Really well done.
3dphoto.net (62 months ago | reply)
Thank you- your comments mean a lot to me!
Balliolman (62 months ago | reply)
Excellent.
apurdam (Andrew) (62 months ago | reply)
The brickwork is amazing! So intricate.
But I wonder. Is it a little out of focus? (It may just be me...)
Jack the shell [...] (61 months ago | reply)
Super ! first 3d pic i could see ! I didn't one could do it with a camera, only knew "the magic eye" book, but it uses the same viewing technique actually...Thanks !
Le nai (38 months ago | reply)
wow...excelente
hisham_hm (34 months ago | reply)
Wow, amazing. Thank you!
Kyle Chaisson (33 months ago | reply)
amazing stuff
Zephyr Xero (23 months ago | reply)
All of your images seem to be reversed of the way my eyes work. I put this in a photo editor and switched the 2 images' placement and then it worked correctly for me. It's weird...I'm crossing my eyes just the same as I did with the old Magic Eye posters, and they worked fine. I also had no problem with 3D movies like Avatar, but the placement of all your images is the reverse of the way I need them to be to see depth properly.
Zephyr Xero (23 months ago | reply)
Ok...after a little research it seems what I'm used to is "Parallel" 3D, not "Cross Eye." They're basically the same, but in reverse. The only way I can seem to do cross eye is by covering the opposing images with my hands, but once I remove them I can't maintain focus...as while parallel is easy to do with no help needed....guess we all work differently ;)
apurdam (Andrew) (23 months ago | reply)
Different strokes for different folks, Zephyr.
I have a really hard time doing parallel, but crossed is dead easy for me.
Which is why I'm a fan of Jeff's 3d work!
Some particularly thoughtful folks make 3-frame pics, where one of the images is duplicated on the opposite side, to cater for both cross and parallel, but I reckon it makes the pictures too much the wrong shape.
The Canon Guy! (20 months ago | reply)
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Tejas Katdare (16 months ago | reply)
Excellent shot!!
I could even zoom within the shot, go to the door at the back and come back to the first lamp. Really amazing.
Wolsten (9 months ago | reply)
Stunning shot. Happened across this through a random google - nice when this happens.
JoeSellers (8 months ago | reply)
great photo's very easy to see. I have always been able to see 3d images within a few seconds but what I like about the pictures is that i am able to go through them without losing the the 3d effect from one picture to another. Thanks