3D Lenticulars: The Future of Print with Immersity AI

[@keithfield]

Thanks so much for sharing this info!

[@MichaelBrownArtist]

You are so welcome!

[@jag24x]

Great video! What an amazing tool.

[@hl5hl5]

This is wizard!! Thanks for sharing.

[@MichaelBrownArtist]

Thanks you. I’m amazed by all these new tools too.

[@maximilianoromero4605]

Excelente, muchas gracias!

[@jburns47]

Can you explain how to use this software for Looking Glass Portrait and the newer Looking Glass Go?

[@MichaelBrownArtist]

I just tried it, but it was a crazy process. I imported the video into Photoshop using every third frame.I exported the 40 frames as individual jpgs. Then I used the Photoshop Contact Sheet II to make a 5 volume by 8 row quilt and saved that. I imported the quilt into Looking Glass Studio and displayed it on the Looking Glass Portrait.

[@jburns47]

Wow! That was quick. Thank you! Do you usually use the PS “contact sheet” approach to make quilts?

[@MichaelBrownArtist]

@@jburns47 That’s the only way I have made them.

[@oleksiykhmelov7346]

Thank you for this video, Michael. There is a free and open source alternative to Immersity AI called DepthFlow by Broken Source Software. I find it works just as well.

[@MichaelBrownArtist]

Thank you. There are also a bunch on HuggingFace. I like the user interface on Immersity, but sometimes other software better results. it seems very dependent on the particular image.