3D - My Stumps.
Apr 2, 2019 20:01:22 #
You will need a pair of anaglyph glasses to view in 3D.
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3D converted from two photos taken with a camera.
I couple of days this week I dug out two bush stumps. It was quite a job as most jobs are but there were so many limbs that had to be cut and several large roots along with a lot of spider roots. Unfortunately, the chain saw was sawing into some dirt also which has dulled the blade. A lot of clean up of the chain saw remains to be done.
The stump was really heavy and I tried several times to lift it into a wheelbarrow before I finally was able to wrestle it in. I put it in my buffer zone until I muster up enough will power to try to load it into my truck.
Not bad for a guy 85 but still young at heart.
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3D converted from two photos taken with a camera.
I couple of days this week I dug out two bush stumps. It was quite a job as most jobs are but there were so many limbs that had to be cut and several large roots along with a lot of spider roots. Unfortunately, the chain saw was sawing into some dirt also which has dulled the blade. A lot of clean up of the chain saw remains to be done.
The stump was really heavy and I tried several times to lift it into a wheelbarrow before I finally was able to wrestle it in. I put it in my buffer zone until I muster up enough will power to try to load it into my truck.
Not bad for a guy 85 but still young at heart.
Apr 2, 2019 20:13:22 #
SoHillGuy wrote:
... 3D converted from two photos taken with a camera. ....
Nice work.
I assume that was two photos for each anaglyph because the 3D clearly shows the separation of the overlapping elements. How far apart (interocular) were each of the pairs?
At 77 I would not hve even attempted it. Good for you!
Apr 2, 2019 20:35:13 #
selmslie wrote:
Nice work.
I assume that was two photos for each anaglyph because the 3D clearly shows the separation of the overlapping elements. How far apart (interocular) were each of the pairs?
At 77 I would not hve even attempted it. Good for you!
I assume that was two photos for each anaglyph because the 3D clearly shows the separation of the overlapping elements. How far apart (interocular) were each of the pairs?
At 77 I would not hve even attempted it. Good for you!
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Metadata indicates 28mm. Being relatively close to the trunks I only used a slight shift perhaps eye width or so.
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