features & benefits

First, you need a digital camera or a digital back and a tripod or camera stand with rotating arm.
Next, set up the depth cues. These cues will increase the depth effect of the 3D picture. Some of the cues include linear perspectives, lighting, texture, colors, occluded objects, and relative object sizes.
The lighting should be set up as for everyday two-dimensional photography, with some slight alterations and special considerations.

The number of pictures required varies, but for optimum results HumanEyes recommends approximately a picture taken for every degree of the scene. Each picture shot contributes to the final picture. Therefore, the more pictures taken, the truer the sense of depth achieved in the final, seamless picture.

After uploading the sequence to HumanEyes Capture3D you will need to define the work area along with the parallax control and the convergence point.

Then your image is ready for proof print (A4 output size).