Tag: cubic illusion
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Rules and Restrictions
Viewable in 2D, 3D and 360° Virtual Reality. I apologize if I accidentally took a picture of a hot chick in a thong bikini in this presentation, but since they are *everywhere* this summer, that’s difficult to avoid. Although breaking my cubic illusion rules can cause terrible headaches or result in boring, flat images, breaking…
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360° Reverse Engineering
Viewable in 2D, 3D and 360° Virtual Reality. Here’s an attempt at reverse engineering my 360 3D virtual reality cubic illusion gag, by shooting a random 3D photo with my Fujifilm W3 3D camera, measuring the net deviation, which ended up being about 1%, then wrapping it around a 120 degree portion of a sphere…
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Looking For RAM
Viewable in 2D, 3D and 360° Virtual Reality. North, south, east and west views of a parking lot, while looking for RAM for my new computer. Yup, that’s another cubic illusion of my (dirty) 1996 Ford Explorer SUV. Janice chose the hot pink background. Rotate the view straight up or straight down. Do the cubes…
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Let’s Talk About Fun Stuff!
Viewable in 2D, 3D, and 360° Virtual Reality. Until further notice, this will be my last YouTube VR video about 360° 3D virtual reality. Starting tomorrow, I will be applying what I have learned about 360° 3D virtual reality in the past couple of weeks to talk to people about fun stuff. This static scene,…
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360 3D Virtual Reality Heaven
(A one-frame 3D video test in a 360 3D VR fractal globe.) Unlike 360 3D VR hell, where there are no cubic illusions, or 360 3D VR earth, where you have to search for them like four-leaf clovers, 360 3D VR heaven is one continuous cubic illusion everywhere you look. Created in Blender by following…
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3D Virtual Reality Cubic Illusion Gag Test
3D Virtual Reality Cubic Illusion Gag Test (Viewing instructions generating.)
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Sucking and Squeezing Yogurt
Viewable in 3D and 2D. (Having problems? Try viewing it via YouTube.com or your YouTube app.) Ah, crap, I forgot to cover the TV screen on the left, so there’s a cubic illusion violation introduced by the refection! Sorry about that! Here’s the demo I promised to shoot last week, showing how to use a…
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I Am Not Going To Get Fat!
Viewable in 3D and 2D. This is my first adventure out into the real world, calculating a stereo base for my dual Canon 3D rig, using settings for a cubic illusion, but staying within the limits of a 2-inch to a 5-inch stereoscopic lens separation, which insures the scene will look “normal”.
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The Computer My Sexy Sugar Mama Will Buy Me
Viewable in 3D and 2D. Here’s the scoop on the new computer my sexy sugar mama, Janice, will buy me. Also, news on the Tascam DR-05 firmware update, and my first test using the “Peak Reduction” setting. Lastly, I again nail a cubic illusion with The Beast, but I’m getting extremely bored with just shooting…
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A Bonelli Blunder
Viewable in 3D and 2D. Even after getting the correct focal length in my stereoscopic calculator, I managed to shoot this horrible retina-detaching cubic illusion violation, with over 7% of eyeball-twisting net deviation. Being the real man that I am, never being a person to not admit when I am wrong, I will still share…
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