Wednesday, June 3, 2009
LPOD, "TWIRLING WORLD"
My movies about the Lunar 3D-transform was selected as a "Lunar Photo Of the Day"
An article by Chuck Wood.
Klick the image to see the article in LPOD.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
12. Universe Today article
An Article by Tammy Plotner.
This time my Stereo Image of the "Bubble nebula" is used.
Link to the Article:
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My normal 2D-Narrowban image of the "Bubble Nebula" can be found here.
Parallel Vision
Cross VisionMoon images.
Images here are Screen Shots from the HD-movies in this post.
There is links provided to download the full resolution HD-movies.
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NOTE
The Moon can not be seen like this from the Earth, but all the needed information is
visible to create images like ones here!
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Two images above are made from the image belowby moving the observation point three dimensionaly in Space.
The Full Moon image above is made from image below.
The real shape of the craters can be now seen.
Monday, June 1, 2009
How to, 3D-Moon movie.
This vide shows how to 3D-transform is made from a 2D-image of the Moon.
The image is reprojected back to spherical 3D-surface.
It makes possible to see details from a limb area of the Moon, otherwise burried by the perspective distortion.
Real shape of the craters can now be seen.
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In the Video, there is first a normal, high resolution, image of the Full moon.
Secondly the image is projected back to a sphere.
After that, the vantagepoint can be freely selected from the Space, as long as the target stays at the area visible in the original 2D-image!
To see this video in HD, please klick This LINK and select the HD option from the player. HINT! To see a smooth video in HD, please, press a pause button and let the movie load before play it. You can download the original HD wmv movie from HERE. The original 2D image can be seen HERE.
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As I mentioned some ealier post, I have done this kind of experiments few years back.
At the time I did only still images.
One of them was selected as a LPOD (lunar Picture Of the Day).
this was my very first LPOD.
It can be found here:
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