Cat & Mouse Project

Downloading the cat and mouse images, along with printing and applying the lenticular lens

[@beachchickensmedia]

it worked great! thank you! it took me less than an hour to get the cat and mouse one done and a custom one.

[@jaygresham826]

Excellent, thank you for the update.

[@PrivateMilo-d2s]

which one is the best for flip animation effect ? 60 lpi or 40lpi>

[@dharshinicreations3649]

hi, i tried this software with other image and size, but output file not comes proper measurment what i give the size

[@MARVICKPC433]

i got my lenticular lens blank yesturday but the softwere is not compatible with windows 10? can i use on windows 7 or what can i do?

[@cryptochampion3836]

Hello do you have 0.05mm thick lens?

[@produccionesla]

how to make 3d lenticular with photoshop there is a tutorial some where thank you

[@kirkmanlapaz5779]

Did you update your super flip software? Because i can’ do the correct pitch test i want. I tried adjusting the options but the pitch printing is still the same? Hoping for your response.

[@jaygresham826]

Hi Kirk. Nothing has changed with the free version of SuperFlip. You can go to our online website online training at www.vuethru.com/cat-mouseproject.html

[@ericholm6599]

ALWAYS CHOOSE NO ENHANCE!

[@Tzhako]

Hello. Thanks for this tutorial. I was able to make it work for the horizontal interlace direction. But when I change it to vertical, I can save the file but then it it gives me an error and then prints out a white sheet without any picture. Is that normal? Any help is much appreciated.

[@jaygresham826]

Hi Tzhako. There are a lot of variables with SuperFlip and there have been a lot of Windows software changes as well. The owner of SuperFlip gave us permission to give the software away for free to our customers. But sadly, Thomas passed away years ago and there will be no more updates to the software. There are a lot of things we could test, but while this was not normal years ago, it might be easier to find work arounds. In your case you said the software worked interlacing the images horizontally. I would rotate your graphics 90 degrees and still interlace horizontally. Hope this helps. By the way, even with the quirks, SuperFlip is still one the best lenticular interlacing available. Especially, its Free!

[@Tzhako]

@@jaygresham826 Thank you. It worked.

[@jaygresham826]

@@Tzhako Perfect!

[@J0SHUAKANE]

Does your 60lpi work for animation?

[@jaygresham826]

Hi Joshua, Yes, a lenticular secret is that all lenticular plastic will do all lenticular effects with differences in quality depending on the manufactures lenticular plastic setup and your software and your print equipment. With that said, yes, with a newer (less than 5 years old) Canon, HP, or Epson printer you should be able to make a basic animation. Tip, Do not use separators with animation, you want the ghosting between images!

[@emreerer4082]

i am looking for same thing..did you get any answer?

[@iqbalmunafsi4597]

Could I use 3 images for this flip lenticular?

[@jaygresham826]

Hi Iqbal, Yes you can interlace 3 images. When using an inkjet printer 40 LPI or lower (30, 20, 15 or 10) works best when trying to create a 3 image flip.

[@edodono]

What lenticular type do you use? 40 lpi or 60 lpi? Thanks

[@jaygresham826]

For Flip we use 40 LPI in our Cat and Mouse Training Project. The 40 LPI is the easiest to use. Some more experienced customers do use 60 LPI after training. 60 LPI usually works best if you are using the same or similar backgrounds where only the person changes. Example customer Kissing changing to Hugging.

[@edodono]

@@jaygresham826 okey thank you so much, I have a question, in your video, you use the lpi setting at 39.9 lpi, so the lenticular lens you use is 40 lpi too, what if I put 60 lpi in my super flip settings, do I have to use 60 lpi lenticular lens too? Whether the number (lpi) settings in the super fllip must be the same as the lenticular lens (lpi) used? Thank you

[@jaygresham826]

@@edodono So, you have a 60 LPI lenticular lens, correct? Okay, reading your note, maybe not. I have heard of people doubling up, using 40 if they have a 20 LPI, or 30 if they are using a 15 LPI, I'm not sure I would or would understand the reason for it. So yes, if I understand you correctly, if you are working with a 40 LPI lenticular lens you would use a number in the range for that lenticular lens. Most manufactures will provide a starting number, you show 39.9 which is the number we provide to customers using an inkjet printer. If you are using a dye sub that number might be 39.85. The actual LPI number you enter into the software is different depending on a few things. The software, the printer, the paper printed on, the viewing distance. The 39.9 above is what we suggest to start if you are using a 4x6 printed on a Canon or HP printer. If you were making an 8x10 that number would change because your viewing distance is generally farther away. Again, not to get to complicated. Start with a smaller hand held piece, our 40 LPI if you have it. Use a Canon or HP printer, and use 39.9 as the actual number. If you have a different manufacture 40 LPI, you can try 39.9, but I am not sure if it will work.

[@edodono]

@@jaygresham826 I understand if the setting is 75 lpi (superflip) then the paper is also 75 (lenticular lens), if it is 40 lpi (superflip) then use 40 too (lenticular lens) , thank you so much Mr Jay :)

[@jaygresham826]

@@edodono If the lenticular lens is 40 LPI use something in the range of 39.80 to 40.10 in superflip depending on software, manufacturer, distance.

[@omarmustafa4336]

IS THERE ANY MACHINE TO MAKE 3D EFFECT LENTICULAR

[@jaygresham826]

Hi Omar. I am not sure I understand what you mean by Machine. If you are asking if you can make 3D Effect Lenticulars the answer is yes. Here is a link to our 3D Training videos. Hope this helps. Jay. 3ddinoproject.html

[@prachiphoto1411]

software link plz

[@Omid33337]

❤این چه نرم افزاری هست؟

[@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863]

What printer is yours?

[@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863]

I mean what hp officejet pro printer is the series ?

[@jaygresham826]

@@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863 Sorry for the delay. We use a Canon IP7220. Any newer (1 year old) Canon, HP, or Epson inkjet printer should work for printing lenticular projects. We also use DNP DS40 and DS620 Dye Sub printers.

[@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863]

Okey thanks

[@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863]

Btw, how to make the setting for 75lpi ?

[@xavierpoon8757]

@@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863 I would also like to know

[@msyaifulfuadi4600]

Saya menggunakan lens 75lpi , dan printer dnp-rx1 namun hasil kurang bagus, bagaimana agar terlihat maksimal??

[@jaygresham826]

We have found 75 LPI does not work well with inkjet / dye sub printers. We use 40 LPI lenticular lens for Flip Lenticular images and 60 LPI lenticular lens for 3D Lenticular images. What interlacing software are you using?

[@sausakmj3991]

Bang beli lensa lenticularnya dimana bang , sya liat di marketplace kok gk ada perekatnya

[@sausakmj3991]

Boleh minta kontaknya bang mau tanya dikit 🙏

[@MulkiAriefWarrantyo]

@@sausakmj3991 saya udah beli lentikular di tokped, tapi pas saya lapisin ke gambar lenticularnya kok ga ngefek ya, apa yg salah kira kira

[@sausakmj3991]

@@MulkiAriefWarrantyo mungkin dari object nya bng . Uda test picth dlu bang lensanya ?

[@omarmustafa4336]

THANK YOU IT LOOK LIKE GREAT

[@jaygresham826]

Thank you!

[@djliowell]

la pagina llano existe

[@thoushaltlisten2051]

I get to the process step and the program just crashes lol

[@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863]

Hello brow.., i want to ask, how i can set the lpi for 75 lpi not 40 lpi ??, I'll be waiting your answer

[@jaygresham826]

Sorry, 75 LPI does not work with the free version of the SuperFlip software. Only very specific ranges within 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 LPI.

[@edodono]

What's the difference 40,50,60 and 75 lpi?

[@jaygresham826]

@@edodono The numbers are the number of lenticules (lines or grooves) per inch. The higher the number the smoother transition or change. Also the number depends on the manufacture. Our 40 LPI is for Flip but there is another manufacture that has a 40 LPI for 3D. There are different 60 LPIs as well. The big secret is that "all" lenticular lens will do some degree of "all" types of lenticular. Some are better for Flip, for Animation, for Morph, and for 3D. A lot of time goes into the design of lenticular lens. If you can image a lot of factors go into the design. A few might be what effect is wanted, Flip or 3D or maybe both, what printer is going to be used. The lenticular materials we use were designed to be printed direct to the plastic using UV lithographic printers. There are thickness and math manufacturetheirbecause of the math. Sometimes the math divides correctly for the litho press but not on an inkjet or dye sub printer. Honestly you can spend years trying to figure it all out or you can find a person or company willing to share or help you. Our Cat and Mouse video is an example of how we help our customers learn the basics of lenticular. Years ago inkjet printers were the problem but newer Canon, HP, and Epson printers made in the last 5 years usually work first try. We use 40 LPI in our training project because it is easier and it works. The purpose of the cat and mouse project is to test your equipment and to see if you can follow the process exactly. After completing the cat and mouse project our customers can experiment with their images or try other things. Hope this helps

[@agt6878]

Hi Mr.Jay, I hope you see my comment. Can I use 3 photos or more with lenticular 50LPI? What type of printer is the best to print photos? And if the size of the photo is around 8x10inch, will the result be good if I use 50lpi? Thank you.

[@johngorno4552]

Thank you for this video and the tip to print the image with the paper feed parallel to lens sheet's ridges (perpendicular to intended change axis)!

[@rafaelizquierdo28]

Good day a question a linticular course in fabric or a link that can be followed thanks

[@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863]

How if it is 75 lpi? Please give me info

[@jaygresham826]

Sorry, 75 LPI does not work with the free version of the SuperFlip software. Only very specific ranges within 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 LPI.

[@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863]

What about SuperFlip software which can do with 75 lpi..? Please give me info Mr. Gresham

[@jaygresham826]

@@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863 We bought ($$$$$) an unlimited version years ago that required a LPT or USB dongle to work. I believe this was for professional lithography printers. I have not heard of anyone selling this version and it definitely was not free! If you are interested in buying this version, send me an email at [e-mail] and I'll see if I can find some information for you.

[@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863]

@@jaygresham826 okey Mr gresham, the email is [e-mail], right?

[@jaygresham826]

@@muhammadmasumjuniyanto8863 The email address is [e-mail]

[@mrcsvz]

is it normal that the final image (tif) has a little less pixels than the jpg images?

[@jaygresham826]

You have to increase the number of images used or use the separator setting to increase the output file size. Try the online training project www.vuethru.com/cat-mouseproject.html

[@ArmandSharp]

Good video, easy to follow and cleared problems I faced, is it possible to make one on 3D lenticular (by extracting left and right eye stills from a 3D video camera), and 3d motion please, or if its already here , link please