heys, can share how u shoot the 3D shots? v v interesting!
im assuming u can view the 3D images properly and see the intended 3D effect?
cos i know some of my friends either couldn't keep their eyes crossed to view them, or they just couldn't lock the focus on the overlapping image after having their eyes crossed.
back to topic. basically, it is just the same figurine, same position, same lighting setup, but different viewpoints (ideally eye-width apart). the viewpoint on the left is the image to be viewed with the left eye, and the other to be viewed with the right eye. --> take an photo, then shift the camera slightly to the left or right, then take another one. works not only on such product shots, but anything that doesnt move. to take action shots in 3D, u just need to get 2 similar cameras, same lens, same settings, etc, position them side by side and trigger them simultaneously.
then putting the images side by side, with the one supposed to be viewed by the left eye on the right and vice versa. (this step is crucial since the method used to view the stereogram is the cross-eye method: right eye looking at the left image, and vice vicsa.)
If not, the depth information will be reversed.
