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Published: 2012-11-16 23:02:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 25734; Favourites: 1283; Downloads: 458
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Da member Paulobarrios has allowed me to do this 3-D conversion to his awesome picture "American Star".She the amazing original here: [link]
and check out the rest of his kick-ass work at his gallery:
[link]
And check out the American Star Project by the designer, Da member Moocat.
[link]
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thats actually really cool, happy late-b-day dad! " I`M EVIL!"
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Good thing a had a pair of 3D glasses at my computer desk from when I bought "Coraline" in 3D. And super sweet!
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Did you take out the red channel from the layer?
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Yes, from one layer...took the blue and green out of another. Once I turned the red channel's blending mode to "difference" it looked normal again. Then I applied the depth map to each layer.
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Awesome! The 3D effect looks really nice and poppy.
What program did you use to do this? I'd like to try it on some of my art
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I use Photoshop CS2, though I've been told that a program called "Gimp" can also be used..as I'm sure many other graphic programs can.
I learned how to do this by following this excellent tutorial: [link] and through trial and error I've learned a few tricks along the way. Give it a try, and feel free to post your work here, I'd love to see what you come up with. *S*
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Thanks! I tried it out and it's pretty good, but I'm getting pretty bad ghosting. [link]
Like around her head and shoulder, and on the guns.
Any idea what's causing that?
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You may be making the depth map shading around those areas a bit too precise...sounds crazy, but it's often better to give it a good blur..make it a bit fuzzy..and go a tad bit over the outline. Not sure if I'm explaining it very well...check out a depth map I did awhile back..[link] you can see how the edges all look a bit more blurry...turns out that it does help in cutting down the ghosting problem. I still run into that problem sometimes too.
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that's fantastic advice, thank you. I'll try it and get back to you.
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Looking awesome so far though..keep it up!
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here is my shadow map if that helps. [link]
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This is really cool! ^^ Very nice job with the 3D feeling~
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I had to duplicate the layer, remove all the red from one layer and all the blue and green from the other layer, then set the blending mode to "difference". Once I applied the depth map that I had to create, it creates the anaglyph 3-D effect. Trust me, it's easier than I make it sound. *lol*
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Thank you so much for the answer you are very kind!!!
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I did get permission in advance, yes. *S*
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Good job with the 3D, the effect is facinating although the conversion looks a bit awkward around her abdomen/crotch. But other than that it looks good.
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Yeah, I noticed that to as I was making it...no matter what I did I couldn't seem to get past that distortion. I'm still working on it, though...if I get it figured out I'll replace it with the new one.
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Okay, I hope you can find a way to fix it. 
This was actually my first time coming across a 3-D conversion here and I've been checking some of your other stuff since then. Just wanted you to know that I find your conversions really cool.
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AH ME EYES that is scary i need to get some glasses...
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Your draw is Magnificent!! Congratulation I love it!!
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Awesome conversion! Unlike a lot of 3D images out there, this works out really well
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Nice work on the 3d conversion, I see way too many "3d conversions" gone horribly wrong, glad to see that's not the case here. You've done well.
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(puts on 3d glasses)
Sheeet, it really works, awesome job!
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wish I had some 3-D glasses. She's amazing, though!
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Gaaaaaah my glassesa dont work D: I have the new ones that are black, instead of blue and red
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This totally works with 3D glasses :I Just gotta have the pink/red on the left side of the glasses though. I wonder, did you use overlay layers of color or did you over lay the image with color alterations of red and blue to get it to do that?
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Actually I had to create a depth map of the image first, then duplicate the image layer and alter the color of each layer to red and cyan...once they're blended and a shift of -5/+5 is done, the image comes out as an anaglyph 3-D image. Believe it's easier than I just made it sound. *lol*
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And this is Photoshop or some 3D program. The only place I am familiar with depth maps are Maya
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Yep, it's Photoshop CS2 that I use. I learned how by following this tutorial:
[link]
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O.O ...*digs wildly through drawers trying to find 3D glasses*
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Wow, thats crazy ! Wish I had some 3D glasses.
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beautiful woman !
nice flow with her pose n wind in the air
pretty attire she has on
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