Re: RE: Re: RE: Loreo 3D lens-in-a-cap (T) review

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orionid
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Copy and paste each half into a new image, each as a separate layer. Whichever’s on top, set the opacity to an arbitrary value near 50%, then line up a landmark somewhere in the center of depth (or an object that you want to be the center of stereographic rotation). Turning off “snap” when you do this helps considerably.

Set the opacity back to 100%.

Open up the animation menus (under window).

Click on “new frame”

Unselect “propagate frame 1”

choose frame 1, hide one of the layers. choose frame 2, hide the other layer.

Quickly toggle between the frames to check for the desired effect. If neccessary, readjust opacity and realign the top layer.

Crop to eliminate broken edges, or as desired.

Once you’re satisfied, go to “file–>export for web or other device”

when that menu comes up, choose compuserve gif, set your animation settings as desired, and save.