[Isaactoo]

Would it be possible to make this an output?
http://www.colorcode3d.com/ the pictures look sort of like Anaglyph, but http://www.3dstereo.com/viewmaster/gla-cyb.html states that

[Welder]

Maybe it's a placebo effect but I'm able to see 3D in that with just red/cyan glasses. Interesting.

So, from the looks of it, this is anaglyph, but with amber/blue instead of red/blue then correct?

[Isaactoo]

I tried it, and I'm not sure either...but looking through just the red, it gets rid of the blue & yellow, looking through the blue doesn't get rid of either...but it is not intended to be looked at with cyan/red.

It does look like amber/blue Anaglyph to me too...but they say you get more color with this, although I would think you would still loose blue & amber color, but perhaps those colors trick the eye somehow to look for the missing color in the other eye ...I'll have to get some of the glasses...but it will probably be a couple weeks.

[Isaactoo]

I did one 3D image I found into both Anaglyph & ColorCode3D at different depth shifts...
www.filesavr.com/ana-shift-left
www.filesavr.com/ana-shift-right
www.filesavr.com/colorcode-shiftLeft
www.filesavr.com/colorcode-shiftRight
www.filesavr.com/colorcode-noshift

It seems like there is some difference of how it deals with the front of the car in the picture...but I do not know how to explain it.

[chrisjarram]

"Even the electronic 3d shutterglass systems are surpassed by Colorcode-3d".

They cannot be serious? - Cough... B*******... Cough cough!

[yuriythebest]

[ngsmith]

I read this post two weeks ago and decided to purchase some colorcode3d glasses from Denmark. They arrived today. I must say they are awesome. I normally use shutter glasses with a projector setup. But have been testing a lot of different techniques. I read their patents and the technique made sense. A similar technique was invented by Dr. Monte Ramstad but focuses on the far red color spectrum. You can see an explanation at his sight on how it works: http://www.eclipse-3d.com/technology.html. The biggest problem with the technique is having appropriate filters. ColorCode3D uses a amber filter on the left eye to partially block blue and the blue filter to block red (very well) and green. With the amber color you get a full color image and the blue is monochrome. When put together you get a near full color image.
Visually it is major step up from Anaglyph. The blue filter does not create as much retinal rivalry as red in Anaglyph and by increasing the brightness of the blue filter digitally you can eliminate it all together.
Producing amber/blue glyphs in Photoshop are pretty easy. I created two today and it looked great.
As a more interesting test I was also able to use Nvidia's advanced stereo setup to change the Anaglyph colors to Yellow (r255,g255,b0) for the left eye and Blue (r0,g0,b255) for the right. I now can view all my 3D programs that are supported by the driver in ColorCode3D. There is very minor ghosting especially when viewing at a high resolution.
I think Iz3d can easily and should implement ColorCode3D into the next driver version by simply adding the option to change the L/R colors for anaglyph as the Nvidia stereo drivers do. This will also be beneficial for people using Anaglyph who want to correct the colors according to the calibration of their display.

[ngsmith]

If anyone wants to tryout ColorCode3D I found a free demo page where they ship you 2 pairs of glasses for free. (I purchased a pack of 4 for 6euro)
http://web.mac.com/csvendb/APO/Demo.html

[yuriythebest]

[SteveEsco]

[SteveEsco]

[grzes19]

I'm interested in ColorCode 3D too. The tehnology is in so the only thing they need to do is to implement yellow/blue filter instead of red/cyan.

It's very simple and i think it should be implemented in next release.

Looking forward to it!

Pleaseeee do it!