Igor Chekalin
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Source picture is a mosaic taken with 4.4" Newton reflector and Canon 350Da, September 19.
3D stereo 'simulation' was made in photoshop by moving horisontally parts of image (with separated stars layer). Finally i'd found that best result was without stars at all - just imagine youself outside of Our Galaxy 
Source image, details and other processing samples here
And Here is a larger version
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Welcome to My Astrophoto gallery at Flickr, or Astronomical 3D screensavers I made.
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novbabies
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This one is stunning -  !!
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daev
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OOOOOOOOHHHHHH!!!!!! NICE!
dave
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Mike D
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Even without the 3D, this is one of the best M31's I've seen. Excellent work!
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Galaxy001
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Wow! The 3D effect is amazing! Very well done.
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 Meade LX90 GPS 8" UHTC
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tidroplane
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Very nice, well done!!
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weatherandsky
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Beautiful image!! I can't seem to get it to look 3D though.:( is there a trick?
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Omcon 4.5" Newt
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HendyPhoto
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HOLY cow!!! That is SO cool!! I was able to get it to look 3D! My eyes hurt from trying for a few minutes, but now that I did it once, it's easy.
Kerry, sit back a ways away, like 3 or 4 feet and go crosseyed at it and let them converge, you will see like 3 images but you will eventually be able to get the middle one to come into perfect focus in 3D.
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Igor Chekalin
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Loc: Russia
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Beautiful image!! I can't seem to get it to look 3D though.:( is there a trick?
Thanks
Picrute pair is designed for "Cross-eyed" method of viewing. To see 3D effect, move about 80cm(32") from screen. Then place index finger "between galaxies" at bottom about 25cm (10") from your eyes. Focus eyes on the finger and slowly move it closer/farther, staying focused on your finger, but paying attention to the background images in your peripheral vision. You will see the two middle images moving towards each other. When images are aligned, stop moving your finger. Now you'll see three images in the background. The middle one contains the left/right images overlapped. Just move eyet to this combined image, end let them focus on it. (Much easier to do than to explain ).
You can find more detailed instructions here.
By the way, Stereoscopy is very amazing stuff. There are lot of beautiful stereo-images on the web (Mars and Moon landscapes(!!!), nature, animals)
Look about 5-20 sec and you'll feel the volume of image and 3D structure of galaxy.
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Buzzer
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Igor, Unbelievable, that 3-D image is great, I happen to have a pair of blue/red glasses, Andy
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weatherandsky
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Finally I saw it. My problem was that I couldn't get the four images to converge into three. Good stuff! Now I have to take a look through your site for more!!
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Kerry
* Weather and Sky Photography *
https://twitter.com/#!/weatherandsky
QHY-8, Canon 40D unmodded, Meade DSI-C
Meade 12" LightBridge
Astro-Tech 8in RC
Celestron C6-SCT
Sky-Watcher Equinox 80mm APO
Omcon 4.5" Newt
Celestron Skymaster 15x70
Canon 50 f1.8, 100 f2.8Macro, 100-400 f4.5-5.6L, Sigma 17-70, 18-50, 28-300
CGE, CG-5 GT
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Peter J. Rosado
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Thats awesome!
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