Comments on: Convert 2D Photos to 3D:Video http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/ The possible, the do-able and the irrelevant Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:12:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Nicolas http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-108871 Fri, 14 Nov 2008 09:28:27 +0000 http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-108871 The software has been created by Hoiem et al. You can google it. Pierre Francis, I agree this is not real 3D but not for the reasons you give. It is simply a kind pop-up representation of a scene to give a depth perception. A 3D image has not to be recreated using stereoscospic methods. Stereoscopic methods are one of the methods belonging to the class of 3D reconstruction. There are multiple methods of 3d reconstruction depending on whether or not you have single/multiple view single/multiple images. The software has been created by Hoiem et al. You can google it. Pierre Francis, I agree this is not real 3D but not for the reasons you give. It is simply a kind pop-up representation of a scene to give a depth perception. A 3D image has not to be recreated using stereoscospic methods. Stereoscopic methods are one of the methods belonging to the class of 3D reconstruction. There are multiple methods of 3d reconstruction depending on whether or not you have single/multiple view single/multiple images.

]]> by: PIERRE FRANCIS http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-92358 Wed, 09 Jul 2008 15:57:34 +0000 http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-92358 This isn't real 3D. Real 3D happens when you shoot with two cameras - one for the right-eye view and one for the left, then placing the photos in a stereoscope and viewing them. However, there is a software called 3D Bas Relief, invented by a Russian professor, that converts 2D images to 3D - producing the other eye view. Through cross-eyeing (freeviewing) you get a very realistic 3D effect. Try it out - or buy the software. Best of luck. This isn’t real 3D. Real 3D happens when you shoot with two cameras - one for the right-eye view and one for the left, then placing the photos in a stereoscope and viewing them.

However, there is a software called 3D Bas Relief, invented by a Russian professor, that converts 2D images to 3D - producing the other eye view. Through cross-eyeing (freeviewing) you get a very realistic 3D effect. Try it out - or buy the software.

Best of luck.

]]> by: Honey http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-90323 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 10:51:04 +0000 http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-90323 they used XARA extreme and XARA 3d for this they used XARA extreme and XARA 3d for this

]]> by: Shne http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-90030 Wed, 18 Jun 2008 05:27:20 +0000 http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-90030 What software was that? I cannot find anything calle BraveTek 3D wave? Please advise I would love a copy of such software Cheers What software was that?

I cannot find anything calle BraveTek 3D wave?

Please advise I would love a copy of such software

Cheers

]]> by: malakas http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-35391 Mon, 04 Jun 2007 10:53:38 +0000 http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-35391 BraveTek 3D WAVE BraveTek 3D WAVE

]]> by: Jean Paul http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-29561 Sun, 08 Apr 2007 21:58:54 +0000 http://www.simonperry.org/convert-2d-photos-to-3dvideo/#comment-29561 Hello Do you know what software was used please for the 2d to 3d conversion of buildings? thanks jean Hello

Do you know what software was used please for the 2d to 3d conversion of buildings?

thanks

jean

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