Scrub that, I think I found one, it's called Stereo Photo Maker and, by the looks of it, it creates every kind of 3D image there is, which is neat! Free too, always a bonus.

Well, I created an MPO file of my two renders, put them onto USB and it worked... To a point. I mean, it displays in 3D and there's no ghosting or weird bits, it's doing what it should, but it doesn't appear quite as 3D as I'd hoped. My character, Annette, is standing on a soft white-to-blue background and pointing directly at the camera. She appears 3D against the background, but her arm and hand appear at the same distance as her face and body. I'm wondering if rotating the camera around the Y axis would help or not, which is what I'm going to try next. I don't think it's a matter of how far apart the left and right images are, I think it's an angle thing, because her face should line up in both images, while her hand should be well seperated... At least, that's what I'd have thought!

I'll let you know how I get on and, if it looks good, I'll try and PM you the file, if that's a format you can work with?

 

Glen. 

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