Two photos are combined into a 3D image.
3D cameras and TVs are garnering attention everywhere — but can you or your customers try it out without buying a lot of new hardware?
Now, new software displays 2D photos in 3D on a PC — and even comes with the necessary red & blue anaglyphic 3D glasses.
Roxio’s Creator 2011 can analyze a single 2D photo for depth ques, and algorithmically apply a 3D effect.
Better yet, it can take two photos taken sequentially from slightly different angles, and turn them into a stereoscopic anaglyphic (red & blue) image.
The effect even works on video.
The $100 software package isn’t just for 3D: it’s also a full suite of tools for creating, editing, and sharing photos, video, and other media. Other new features include the ability to rotate videos.
On our recent Imaging Executive podcast, Chris Taylor of Sonic Solutions talks about the 3D photo market and how to experience it affordably.
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