I hope this is a helpful tutorial on your lenticular journey! I’ve said this 457 times now, but I still don't know what I'm doing so please check out the additional resources to help fill in the gaps 😬
I’ll try to answer questions in the comments (if I know the answer) but feel free to help each other out as well ❤️
Also thanks to 3DMasterkit for the software for this project, couldn't have made this tutorial without it!
*The supplies*
• Epson XP-7100 amzn.to/3TZxUWC
• 8.5x11in photo paper amzn.to/3xDqy3O
• 50 lpi lens with adhesive (5x7in landscape orientation) amzn.to/3JjwGAw
• Masking tape amzn.to/3xA18ny
• Microfiber cloth amzn.to/3VUTHkQ
• Box cutter amzn.to/3vOnGR0
• Laminator (discontinued but same brand) amzn.to/4b0tLJ6
• Squeegee (I don't know where I got mine but something like this) amzn.to/3W2dzTr
• Guillotine cutter amzn.to/3W0G4Rd
• Corner tool amzn.to/4b3H2AB
• Downloadable images sambeige.gumroad.com/
• 3DMasterkit software triaxes.com/3dmasterkit/
*This is the 40 lpi sheet that I mentioned using for the harder project*
• 40 lpi lens with adhesive from VueThru shorturl.at/CKV04
*Additional resources to correct my errors*
• Everything from Michael Brown's channel www.youtube.com/@MichaelBrownArtist
• triaxes.com/articles/3d-lenticular/
• triaxes.com/articles/2d-3d-conversion/
• th-cam.com/video/8qD28TaFylc/w-d-xo.html
Chapters
0:00 intro
1:07 the supplies
4:32 the pitch test
9:42 interlacing
13:25 final assembly