Creating an Anaglyph 3D book

I got a great deal on a  40 page photo book through groupon and am going to create a 11x14 book of my favorite 3D pics using Anaglyph 3D. I've printed out big Anaglyph photos and with care, you can preserve the colors, just takes a little practice.

Anyone, have experience doing this? Would like hear your experience. Of course, I will keep a set of red/blue glasses in an envelope pasted inside the front cover.

(Note, I've printed many color books of travel trips, etc. so I know that drill.)

I never made books, but in the past I used to print a lot of A4 anaglyphs on my home inkjet printer.

Here are some advices:

- I relied on half-color anaglyph

- the paper should be semi-mat

- ensure wide black or dark-gray borders; the wider the better; pages with black background would be ideal

- those foldable glasses can ruin the whole experience; try to consider a better alternative

Oleg L K wrote:

I never made books, but in the past I used to print a lot of A4 anaglyphs on my home inkjet printer.

Here are some advices:

- I relied on half-color anaglyph

- the paper should be semi-mat

- ensure wide black or dark-gray borders; the wider the better; pages with black background would be ideal

- those foldable glasses can ruin the whole experience; try to consider a better alternative

Thanks, I was thinking matte paper too. Plus the black borders make sense--more of a looking through a window feel.  Yeah, the glasses--I do have pro pair I can use.

As for color, half-color is a good idea. I also have a technique for boosting color without creating crosstalk that I've used before...we'll see.