An anaglyph is a picture that shows a 3 dimensional image when seen through a special pair of glasses with different lens colours. Usually the right lens is blue and the left is red.
As you will know from my last post I just returned from Japan. There will be a few more posts in the future about various subjects regarding that trip.
Amongst a lot of interesting sites we also visited Shirakawa-go a UNESCO world heritage village in the Shogawa river valley. While there I decided to take some photos to experiment a little with making anaglyph 3D images. I had now idea about how to make this kind of 3D image (I didn't even know their proper name at the time). All I knew was that I needed two photos of the same view taken from slighty different points corresponding to the distance between your eyes.
Today I followed a random tutorial on the web to try to make some anaglyphs and they actually turned out pretty cool.
Below are the original photos.
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Now put on your special glasses and click to enlarge!
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| Shirakawa-go view in 3D |
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| Shirakawa-go view in 3D |
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| Shirakawa-go view in 3D |
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