Actually Understanding Anaglyph 3D Effect in Photoshop

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[@toffylikesgames]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! This is exactly what I was looking for and I didn't even know the name of the effect haha.

[@sakimall5178]

Great video. I learn a lot from it!!

[@kumaramiya4488]

Hello Umesh Sir, I really enjoy your photoshop tutorials, the way you explain stuff is great. I have question that if we use this technique to create anaglyph 3D effect, it won't make any difference, because the image was a 2D image. For anaglyph 3D to really work both of the image should be taken from 2 different angles???

[@PiXimperfect]

Yes, exactly. This is not creating an actual 3D image to look through the glasses, but a fun effect to look at without the glasses.

[@kumaramiya4488]

PiXimperfect Indeed Sir, can you please make few photoshop tutorials on working in 3d environment within photoshop? Sometimes I've tried to use 3d environment, but it's a lot confusing.

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FYI - You can enter SBS VR videos into Photoshop, edit them with a great deal of flexibility, and re-render them back out as true SBS VR videos. The one big secret it that objects added must be in the EXACT same xy position relative to each half frame, or they will distort and blur. But current 3D content can be resized and moved without consequences using smart object croppiing of muiltiple layered video copies and/or clipping masks. Remember, just keep the xy position the same after you move and/or resize it. Also remember each half frame is different for 3D. Also depth can be controlled to a certain degree with semi-transparent outside background blending with the object behind it. This is amazingly effective at controlling the look of depth of the overlying layer.. This is going to become really useful as KZbin's new 180 VR comes into widespread use (and it will). These videos are simply captured with Nvidia's Shadowplay or equivalent. I size all of these captures at 3840 by 1920 but that is not actually necessary. And they play back really well in the Whirigig Media Player for VR. While Whirligig has a stiff learning curve, it is the "Photoshop" of VR video players at just $4.99. Unlike all the others, it is a very complex VR player and "barrel mode" removes most of the edge distortion. One can create amazing VR experiences this way.

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Can you make a tutorial for the new curvature pen tool and would you recommend that option over the regular pen tool? Please and thank you

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[@andreasrochow5170]

You have to start from two different pictures taken at eye distance (6.5 cm). If you start from a single photo, you will only have funny color effects, while you cannot experience a real stereo effect with cyan-red glasses.

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How to I use the move tool....

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Can be it called "Glitch Effect" ?

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[@replay_pete]

Great explanation and all, but it doesn't look 3D in my anaglyph glasses. I think that separation of colors of one photo is not enough. You need two photos made. One for left eye, second for right eye, and then place them in one place. Then seperate colors.

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[@mesillahills]

Since you seem to know more about PS than anyone else, there is a need to explain keyframes for the advanced user. Everyone knows what keyframes do, but NOT how they do it. What exactly are they setting for both smart objects and regular objects ? One is position relative and the other apparently is not. Some copy, some don't. This becomes important because a large group of keyframes cannot be modified as a group in smart objects (for the most part). But if you go into the smart object and move or resize it, the keyframes seem to update (sometimes, if you do it right and expand the area evenly). So is the keyframe the center point of that object or what ? Then keyframes embed in the smart object if you make it a smart object a second time. Now you have two sets of keyframes. What's with that ? And they sometimes update with a clipping mask if they are linked. Other times they don't If one truly understood the inner workings of keyframes (what they really are), they could figure out how to deal with them when bulk changes are needed with out a complete redo. This is a PS can of worms which is totally out of date for the advanced user. They need to work on this, not all this worthless cloud crap they give us in updates.

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do I need special 3D glasses to see the final result?

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I am not getting effectively

[@dunnymonster]

I wonder what this finished image would look like through red/cyan 3D glasses? 😊

[@PiXimperfect]

dunnymonster it would look like a normal image! However, if you want them to look 3D, you can select and move different elements to different distances to create actual depth.

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[@AA-nh7pv]

I love your videos, but saying "actually understanding anaglyphs" seems kind of weird, considering you completely missed the point here. You want to deliver one image to the eye and another to the other eye by using complementary colors (such as red and cyan). However, the illusion of perspective is given when objects that are closer to the camera exhibit a larger shift in parallax than objects which are further away. If you just take the same image, duplicate it, and extract the red and cyan channels, you will not get any 3D effect no matter how much you shift them, because all features of the image are equally shifted irrespectively of their actual distance from the camera.

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Anaglyph 3d

[@singinginthedark2786]

i would think you would need to understand 3g anaglyph to teach about it first? you never use anything red or blue if you are using red/cyan anaglyph, this is why they make multiple colors of anaglyphs, if i was to do this pic it would have used trioscopic or magenta-cyan, maybe even color-code 3-D. you seem to know photoshop pretty well though I will give you that, but you should have learned a little about anaglyphs before making this video. thumbs up for photoshop skills, the end result is pretty without glasses on, but with anaglyph glasses it is a eyesore and all red. btw this is what actually understanding anaglyphs looks like.

[@sinister8576]

dude why you put watermark on the models photo? :/

[@TheCrushMedia]

too much going on in your intro imo, all the glitching etc is just too much. try keeping it more tasteful. good vid none the less

[@heldandhold2483]

It's unfortunate that this video is a complete misdirect and bad information. This in NO WAY explains how anaglyph 3d works, nor does it explain how to create an anaglyph 3d image correctly. For those of you who actually care, here's how to understand anaglyph 3d... objects that are closer to the camera(s) would have more of a spread between the red and cyan, while objects in the distance would have less. Just like how your two eyes work. Your offset eyes allows you perceive depth. Anaglyph 3d replicates this ides and tricks your eyes into seeing depth. This means that you either shoot the same image with 2 cameras that are slightly offset (then apply red and cyan to them), or you separate all the objects in the photo and apply different distances between the red and cyan to replicate depth. Closer items have more spread, further elements have less. The latter takes a lot of work, but it is possible. There is a couple videos on youtube that explain how to do this... but this isn't it. But if you want to pointlessly offset your image and apply red and cyan to the layers and not make it 3d in the slightest? Then this is your video.

[@hansraj6207]

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[@WillboDabbins]

did not help at all. I'm not looking to make a magazine cover. Just a simple anaglyph.

[@trxstudio]

you talk too much

[@kbqvist]

Sorry, but you are completely missing an essential point with anaglyphs - one, global displacement for the whole image will create an 'effect', but not a real depth effect. For that to happen you need the amount of displacement to vary with depth in the image, to be different for e.g. nose tip and ears. This may superficially look a bit like an anaglyph, but certainly does not do the job of an anaglyph when you put one red-cyan glasses (which is what anaglyphs are for)

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