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Wonderful!

Très bien! Sehr gut!

Thank you Peter, glad you appreciate it!

Thank you very much, Peter!

Excellent!

Wonderful!

hehe, at this period I wasn't very carefull with Z position of my closest objects when adjusting the stereo effect. And this shot was performed with Fujifilm W3 without macro option at around 1m, so... pay attention to your eyes ;-)

Humm... as far as I remember I moved apart 15-20cm for this chacha shot! ... with a Nikon D200+AF-S Nikkor 70-300 (VR) zoom at minimum focus distance (i.e. 150cm). The picture here was cropped and represents 25% max of original size. I believe I wasn't as close as you expected! Thank you Cezar for you interest & appreciation!

With this guy popping out from my monitor so much, I was easily able to pet him on the nose. :D

Really nice! What was the approx. distance between L/R photos? Looks like 1-2cm, which makes me wonder what kind of camera you used... :D

Haha, splendid shot! :)

I tried myself too to keep all focused because it's more natural to "choose" by the eye what it must be kept in focus. Macro shots are always difficult to do !

Thank you Rene!

beautiful

I realize the bright leaf of the bottom side (at least) attracts the eyes, and the unfocused effect may create a frustrating unability to appreciate it. I should have used a tripod the access higher DOF. This cha-cha shot was performed in a low morning light at f/2.5 (@75mm equiv-35mm, 0.8s). Thank you Agostino for you interesting comment, this really helps!

great sense of wet, pity for the out of focus background

Yes Alex, these in the blue area were moving towards right side and those in the yellow area moved away and towards right side. I wish I had taken long exposure cha cha pictures from this view so that sea would have not been an issue. 30" elapsed between these 2 photos.

I guess I do like this experiment - it sort of shows different way of shooting stereoscopic. Were the clouds moving sideways?

Thanks Pia!

Thank you Pia!