Holographic Images You Can Print!

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I learned how to use an old-school printing technique to create 3D photos with my inkjet printer. Explore the interesting and fun world of lenticular prints with me!
Links to things I used:
• Pitch test software: www.3dependable.com/download....
• Interlacing software: www.pop3dart.com/grape-interl...
• Lenticular sheets: 3dreactions.com/products/lent...
• Video tutorial: • How to make lenticular...
• Super useful youtube channel: / @michaelbrownartist
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@sam-beige

I've linked some of the most important tools and resources that I used to help create this in the description, and I will definitely think about creating a tutorial in the near future :D

@jdal21 Жыл бұрын

the more images u put the more blurry it gets, you need a sheet with higher LPI to get a crisp image, you dont get blur in 2 images since the sheet itself forces you to shift your view, however the more images you cram in there the darker the images also appear even though they arent, if you want to get high quality looking results, raise the brightness of your images, avoid small details, form over detail is what gives great results with these

@dagoelius

We simply are not going to gloss over how good your 3D rendering work is.

@zeekjones1

I used to have an entire storybook filled with these 3d images...

@gtm604 Жыл бұрын

My favorite was the bullet shattering the glass tbh. I liked the concept while a bit "rough" the movement and rewind time functionality aspect of it was cool. Also agree a bigger style poster would be amazing.

@epicawesomesauceguy

the cool thing about these is that because the image shown depends on the angle you're viewing it at, it provides two different images/viewing angles for each eye, resulting in full stereoscopic 3d and real perceived depth.

@eclat4641

I remember lots in the 90’s .

@RichardBousquet

You can use Photoshop as well, using masks to create the interlaced images. I came across this video because I'm working on my own lenticular prints, not with 12 images, just 3 for now. I think the car example turned out really great. In my mind, lenticular images give a 2d image just a little bit of depth, but the idea of even more depth never crossed my mind....

@RikMaxSpeed

You can also take 3D shots using your camera, you just need to slide it horizontally. You can also create hyper perspective by taking photos of distant mountains, for example, from several viewpoints that might be spread out over 10m or more.

@rhettbaldwin1401

In the 1990s my parents had a camera that would take 3D pictures, the company that made the camera also developed the prints. It used this same technique.

@dr.pedrol.hernandez6853 Жыл бұрын

Can’t wait for your next tutorial. You have described what I went through with lenticular printing. 4 printers , vertical/horizontal sheets, 4 x 6, 8 x 10, cant’ remember how many different lenticular lines, softwares, tutorials, youtubers, you name it. Money spent. And so many hours, one year, gave it up. Will give it another try with your help!

@Enderbrick Жыл бұрын

The ideas for these videos are so unique, underrated, original, and entertaining! I would say that the more use of cut scenes in your videos like going from you talking to what your talking about, maybe camera movements maybe different backgrounds like recording on your porch and then cutting the audio, but lots of transitions in videos keep the audience engaged, I can see that in every one of your videos you have been getting better and better at editing! Great job!!

@VarunGupta3009

I've always been super fascinated by 3D and Lenticular technologies, and this video combines the two. Amazing stuff!

@johnsensebe3153

I thought of doing this years and years ago, even looking up sources for the lenticular sheets, but I quickly realized how tricky it would be and moved on. It's cool that someone actually saw it through.

@fuchsiebabe

That was really cool :D thanks for sharing! I had some A3-sized landscape holographic lenticular prints when I was a kid, back in the 90s, including a scene of a tropical beach with palm trees, looking out to an ocean sunset. Some of the greatest little treasures I ever owned as a kid. My grandfather got them for me at a garage sale, they were apparently way popular back in the 60s and 70s.

@yoursexualizedgrandparents6929 Жыл бұрын

If we could find a way to produce multiples of these of each frame of an animation with each frame having multiple angles, then put it on a tape, we could have a lenticular video. Just an idea, but that would be the first lenticular video ever, and imagine what we could do with that.