Andrew Parke
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5 comments posted
This is really nice. The space between the clouds and the ground has exceptionally good parallax for a shot like this. Photographically, I think you could find some more clarity and definition in editing.   Posted: 10/03/2026 01:05:28
Very dramatic - I only have a normal computer screen to look at these but I bet this would look great on a bigger screen.   Posted: 10/03/2026 04:52:23
Andrew Parke
Thank you. I'll have to try a bigger screen eventually. The comfortable percentage of background divergence changes as your screen gets larger.   Posted: 10/03/2026 16:55:58
I have an old Samsung 3d tv that uses the shutter glasses but I have not been able to figure out how to display these pictures on it, other than the side-by-side format in a regular jpeg   Posted: 10/03/2026 17:17:28
Andrew Parke
Start by charging the glasses. :-)
Try... 50% squeezed side-by-side JPEG from an HDMI cable from a laptop? Use Stereo Photo Maker to output.
.MPO files on a thumbdrive?
So, the secret aerial sauce is to get the cheapest seats in the back of the airplane by a window and clear of the wing. And keep your shade open to see the view unobstructed.   Posted: 10/03/2026 19:33:03
Try... 50% squeezed side-by-side JPEG from an HDMI cable from a laptop? Use Stereo Photo Maker to output.
.MPO files on a thumbdrive?
So, the secret aerial sauce is to get the cheapest seats in the back of the airplane by a window and clear of the wing. And keep your shade open to see the view unobstructed.   Posted: 10/03/2026 19:33:03

