Sorry, could not resist the temptation: Sorry, could not resist the temptation the sky was so beautiful tonight! Before anyone mentions it, in the 4th photo the line at the top of the...

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Sorry, could not resist the temptation the sky was so beautiful tonight!

Before anyone mentions it, in the 4th photo the line at the top of the image was a shaft of light and not a fault. It was very visable to the eye and I have never observed it before. Image 5 shows the light beam on both side spreading as it gets father from the bright area at the bottom of the photo. Again the images are not up to scratch as far as quality is concerned they just do not show the brilliance which I saw with the naked eye!

Any body explain the search light effect. these are straight out of the camera and if anybody wants to Photoshop to improve them I would be delighted to see the results.

Thanks

Ian Hargraves

RE Loc: California

I'm so glad you didn't, those are beautiful! :thumbup: :thumbup:

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RE wrote:

I'm so glad you didn't, those are beautiful! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Thank you for the lovely comments. I added 2 more to show the searchlight effect!

Ian

Pictxterowner 3 D sbs

igh wrote:

Sorry, could not resist the temptation the sky was... (show quote)

I don't think they can be improved. So I added Katy lines. If you look at the thick black line, cross your eyes to form two black lines, your photo will appear between these two lines in 3D. And thank you for sharing this with us.

A Ray of Sunshine

Doddy Loc: Barnard Castle-England

The first three are stunning igh...well done.

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Doddy wrote:

The first three are stunning igh...well done.

Thanks Doddy The English comments always welcome and glad you liked them.

Ian Hargraves

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Pictxterowner wrote:

I don't think they can be improved. So I added Katy lines. If you look at the thick black line, cross your eyes to form two black lines, your photo will appear between these two lines in 3D. And thank you for sharing this with us.

Thanks for the comments but I bet some of the magicians with Photoshop could do wonders with them.
I once owned a wooden stereo viewer and bunch of cards, Victorian I believe and also a "Ticker" camera which was silver and looked like a fob watch. I had desires to collect photo antiques but not the pocket book to match! Ah well, I have the same desires for a Phase One camera as well!
Ian

Pictxterowner 3 D sbs

igh wrote:

Thanks for the comments but I bet some of the magicians with Photoshop could do wonders with them.
I once owned a wooden stereo viewer and bunch of cards, Victorian I believe and also a "Ticker" camera which was silver and looked like a fob watch. I had desires to collect photo antiques but not the pocket book to match! Ah well, I have the same desires for a Phase One camera as well!
Ian

Did you know that if you scan the 3D cards to create a digital file for your computer then revers the photos right to left then you do not need the wooden stereo viewer to see those antique photos in 3D? You will only need to cross your eyes.:-o
They are exactly the opposite of mine. That means my 3D photos can be switched for viewing inside the wooden viewer :XD:
That way people would not need to cross there eyes to view my photos. I save all of my own files incase one day I can make this a reality. :thumbup:

Kingmapix Loc: Mesa, Arizona

I would say that your left eye is in better shape than your right?

Pictxterowner 3 D sbs

Kingmapix wrote:

I would say that your left eye is in better shape than your right?

Did you notice while crossing your eyes to view in 3 D the photos are corrected so that the ray of sunshine points straight up into the air in 3 D, not to the right or left? :lol: and btw I'm not sure I understand about my left eye, no I'm sure I do not understand what you mean at all. :shock:
If you are even posting to me, I cant tell, but you can send me a PM and explain if you want :thumbup:

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

That is truly a beautiful sky Ian and you photographed it perfectly. :thumbup:

tilde531 Loc: Seaford Delaware

You sure do get treated to some incredible "Atmospheric Art" down there, dontcha, Ian?

Nice :)

igh

Pictxterowner wrote:

Did you know that if you scan the 3D cards to crea... (show quote)

Good idea but I only have one eye that works and I have no depth perception!

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Bmac wrote:

That is truly a beautiful sky Ian and you photographed it perfectly. :thumbup:

Thanks for the comment but I can only take the credit for actually pressing the shutter as its a fully automatic point and shoot. I consider myself lucky to be able to look at the sky in monder of such a magnificent display!

Ian

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

igh wrote:

Thanks for the comment but I can only take the credit for actually pressing the shutter as its a fully automatic point and shoot. I consider myself lucky to be able to look at the sky in monder of such a magnificent display!

Ian

Baloney, one still has to know when to press that shutter and how to compose. :D :thumbup: