Stunning Astrophophotography & 3D video.

clln

Of the recent ISS/Shuttle combo.
first time an Astronaut has ever been photographed from Earth during a spacewalk.
technique for watching the video 3D explained,so far i have not got the effect,can you?
also right at the bottom link to home page were Hubble and Shuttle pass in front of the sun and much more.
this site is a little gem i have just discovered!.

http://legault.perso.sfr.fr/STS-133.html

Beeker

clln wrote: »

Of the recent ISS/Shuttle combo.
first time an Astronaut has ever been photographed from Earth during a spacewalk.
technique for watching the video 3D explained,so far i have not got the effect,can you?
also right at the bottom link to home page were Hubble and Shuttle pass in front of the sun and much more.
this site is a little gem i have just discovered!.

http://legault.perso.sfr.fr/STS-133.html

What a find!!! No luck here witrh the 3D just sore eyes:)

Thanks for that clln:)

Calibos

Yer man Thierry Legault is a bit of a 'Ledge' astrophotography circles for imagining the ISS and transits like this. He controls his scope manually with a joystick and joypad as far as I know. Who said video games are a waste of time

Works for me. You have to cross your eyes about a 12/18 inches from the screen and move your head closer to the screen until you see three images. Then just try and focus/concentrate on the middle of the three images and eventually it will pop into focus and 3D. Once you do it once you'll be able to do it again easily enough.

Must try and dig up some photos of Nebulas processed using the same technique.

[Edit]Here they are.

http://astroanarchy.zenfolio.com/p26802586

skelliser

ya! i can see it too after a little practice.

You just gotta cross your eyes as far as possible until you see three images, then relax your eye a little and the image comes into focus!

pretty cool!