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Information for Preparation | ||
Use the same lighting and exposure on both images of a specimen and you can easily create a stereophoto in just a few minutes on the computer. I made the stereophotos shown on these pages in less than 20 minutes on the computer and was just working at a normal pace. | ||
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| Step 1: Mount the pens to the back of the platform. | ||
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| Step 2: Set exposure using grey card. Align the axis of the camera with the axis of the platform, and the axis of the specimen. Take photo 1. | ||
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| Step 3: Carefully tilt platform and add weight. Take photo 2. | Step 4: Load images on computer and cut and paste into one image. Align vertically. Separate axes of images to 60-65 mm at size for publication. | |
Continue to view stereo images. | ||
Copyright © 2007, Bill Mueller | ||