Bread mould

[Adalbert]

Hello everyone,
And now the same 5x but laterally brightened and in DF look:

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/529 ... c49f_o.jpg
Best, ADi

[Adalbert]

Hello everyone,
Sporangium:

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[Adalbert]

Hello everyone,
Now an overview of 3 sporangia:

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/529 ... e062_o.jpg
M6M2, Leitz Apo 63/0.95
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[rjlittlefield]

Nice! A montage of two sections, I think?

--Rik

[Adalbert]

Hi Rik,
Yes, exactly, the one in the middle comes from the side of the slide.
Best, ADi

[Nima M]

Late to the topic but just wanna say these look phenomenal. Thank you for sharing.

[Adalbert]

Late to the topic but just wanna say these look phenomenal. Thank you for sharing.

I'm very glad you liked the bread mould :-)

[Adalbert]

Hello everyone,
And finally, the stereo pair for crossed eyes:

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/530 ... 4e15_o.jpg
BTW, first version with some inconsistencies :-)
Best, ADi

[wwheeler48]

All excellent images. The stereo is mind boggling. Thanks for sharing.

[rjlittlefield]

The stereo looks excellent. Nice job!

--Rik

[Adalbert]

All excellent images. The stereo is mind boggling. Thanks for sharing.

Many thanks !

[Adalbert]

The stereo looks excellent. Nice job!

--Rik

Thanks a lot Rik!

[Adalbert]

Hello everyone,
I have recently learned that some viewers of crossed-eyes 3d images
like to have a bar between the two images to help with the 3d view.

Can anyone confirm that the bar makes it faster or easier to see a 3d image?
Thank you in advance!
Best, ADi

[rjlittlefield]

Can anyone confirm that the bar makes it faster or easier to see a 3d image?

It depends on the image content. In troublesome cases such as repeating patterns (imagine a brick wall!), the bar can help to establish correct matching.

However, in most cases I prefer to include a border all the way around the pair, with a line width that is the same as the width of the center bar.

The border and center bar together then provide a frame that is clear and consistent for both eyes.

With the mould pair shown here, the image content has enough unambiguous large scale structure that I expect the bar and/or border add little value for fusion.

However, the center bar does clearly show that the wide image is a stereo pair and not just a wide image with similar content on both sides, which probably adds some comfort.

--Rik

[Adalbert]

Hello Rik,
Thanks for the info!
Since I can't cross my eyes, I don't know if it's better :-)
When I look at the images with my parallel glasses, the bar doesn't matter (to me).
But I can't rule out that it makes a difference to someone else.
Best, ADi