Hi

I'm using StereoPhoto Maker, it's free.

I tried a trial on one you have to buy, but this worked just as well.

You can manually register the images while you look at it full size.

Just move the slider back and forth until the ghosting disappears.

http://stereo.jpn.org/eng/index.html

You can't seem to get rid of the ghosting at all levels which made me wonder...

Can I adjust it so the ball in the foreground has no ghosting and then adjust it so the figure has no ghosting, output both sets of images, create 2 3D images.

Then, paste the image of the ball from the one with no ghosting (I already know you can paste them in) into the image that has it adjusted so that the figure has no ghosting in Photoshop making sure that the are registered with the original ball.

Sounds like it could work if you have a solid background like my test image.

I ordered some Nvidia red blue glasses from Amazon, that will fit over my computer glasses, they are cheap, I'll get rid of these cardboard ones I'm using now.

I also ordered some flip up clipons even cheaper.

I'm driving my wife crazy yelling "Come here you have to see this!"

Mike

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