2 Image 3D Stereo into Lenticulars FAQ
Q1- What does a 2 image 3D lenticular from a digital file look like?
A- It looks very similar to our film based pictures depending on the quality of the original images but has a narrower “sweet spot. There also tends to be more parallax in lenticulars made from normal 2 lens 3D cameras than lenticular cameras. To see what our lenticular pictures look like in general you can order our sample kit. Please specify that you want a 2 image 3D print from a digital file as your sample.
Q2- How many frames of 3D can be put into the picture?
A- We only accept 2 frames (left and right) which are inserted into our templates.
Q3- What type of 2 image 3D pictures qualify for making lenticulars?
A- If you have a regular flat 2D picture that you want converted to 3D refer to our 2D to 3D Conversion page. If you already have a 2 image stereo slide picture from a 3D camera or a 3D print such as from a historical Stereocard we can make it into a lenticular after it is prepared to our instructions. (See Tutorial). We can make a lenticular from slide bar 3D, digital camera and computer generated 3D as well. However all 3D pictures whether they are film or digital have to come to us as digital files.
Q4- What do I have to do to get my existing 3D made into lenticulars?
A- You scan or otherwise make your left and right images into digital files and then put them into our image templates which can be downloaded. (See “Templates”) and following our instructions. (See our Tutorial). You will need an imaging program such as Adobe Photoshop (See Adobe) to accomplish this.
Q5- How do I prepare the files to send to you?
A- See our “Tutorial”.
Q6- How do I send the finished file to you for printing?
A- See our “Send us finished files” Tutorial