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great picture

... being layered one after another. And the images seem to be 2D.

David, same to me, some images won't work out well. The problem is to avoid separating the various layers so they don't look like a number of images in

I think you did a great job! I've been working on the 2D to 3D conversion process for the past year, and there is definitely a learning curve. Some of mine turn out great, others, not so much...

Great picture!!

Nice !

Thank you for your compliment. I don't like conversions for 10$, So I have to set many details into them to set myself apart from the competiton. E.g.: both chains in the forground to the right and the left have a grey gradient.

I can tell you put lots of detail into the 3D. Had you not said it was converted, doubt I would have noticed. Nice job.

Rechts Finger. Muß eine Fuji 3D Kamera sein!

I want to buy one of those "Mercedes Trains"! Where can I get one....???

correction: stereo pair jointed with...

@Bernd Pietsch: Shooting through glass or water is done best with a polarizing filter, you can get one designed specifically for the 3D Fuji from http://www.cyclopital3d.com/Polarizer-for-Fuji-ALA.html An additional benefit is that shooting with filters can bring out color contrast and can darken the sky too.

Die Maske kann man auch von der anderen inneren Seite aufnehmen. Macht gutes Gehirntraining.

Jetzt ist besser

Thanks! I'll be in Berlin on May 4.....maybe I'll take some photos do you think? :o)

Oh yes. I always look into the upper corners. I'll try to correct it by cloning or cropping. But watching just the 3D-Photo I only can discover my fault, if someone points it out to me.

W3 picture because of the finger in the right corner of the right picture?

Good Photo. What I don't know: does the conversion correspond to the reality? I mean the distance between the last visible fir trees and the rocks in the background? Is it correct? I can't defined it, because I've never been there.GOOD QUESTION.....BUT I DON'T KNOW THE ANSWER...SORRY!!! I THINK "WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU SEE"...IN THE PHOTO. SORRY!

Thank you!!!!

I'LL BE IN BERLIN ON MAY 4TH....I BETTER START PRACTICING SOME GERMAN LANGUAGE MAYBE?