Here’s an red/blue anaglyph created using my method (click to see full size - it works better that way). The two left/right images were rendered in Poser Pro, and the anaglyph itself was created by an application calld Anaglyph Workshop - [ http://www.tabberer.com/sandyknoll/more/3dmaker/anaglyph-software.html](http://www.tabberer.com/sandyknoll/more/3dmaker/anaglyph-software.html) - also on the Mac App store. I’ve tried a few methods and pieces of software since buying a stsreoscopic camera last year, and I’ve found this to be the best so far in terms of usability as well as results.

The images I linked to earlier in this thread were processed manually into anaglyphs in Photoshop. It was a bit messy, and I found the results a little less spectacular. When time permits, I’ll run them through Anaglyph Workshop.

I do plan on making my Python scripts available - I’m on holiday right now, and I’m also keen to see how they perform in Poser Pro 2012 now. I always find writing documentation for stuff  as equally involving as creating the scripts (I write add ons for another application) - if not more so.