Joshua Tree; 1st try at Stereo Pair ("Crossed eyed")

[RBFresno]

Hi!

I've liked stereo images ever since I had my first look at Bambi through my Viewmaster as a child. But, I've never done much with it with my photography.

Anyway, I (somewhat casually!) took this a couple of days ago in the Mojave Desert by simply taking one hand held shot, then shifting to the side slightly and grabbing another.
It worked (kinda...)!

Nikon D200 ,Nikkor 10.5mm f/2.8G ED AF DX Fisheye
1/350s f/9.0 at 10.5mm iso200



Best Regards,

RB

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[Simon Zeev]

Very nice picture and good stereo effect.

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[Turbguy1]

Great stereo effect...could use alignment tweaking via StereoPhotoMaker...

Wayne

 

[RBFresno]

Great stereo effect

Thanks!

...could use alignment tweaking via StereoPhotoMaker...

I'll have to look into StereoPhotoMaker: hopefully it will also be a bit quicker thatn

Advice greatly appreciated!

Best Regards,

Rb

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[naisel]

Beautiful, I like the branches coming out of the frame.

About stereophoto maker it's really quick, you'll have you're image in a couple of minutes!

 

[caver3d]

Yes, download the free StereoPhoto Maker. BTW, you captured a nice shadow of yourself taking the photo (on the right side of the photos).

caver3d