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- I learned how to use an old-school printing technique to create 3D photos with my inkjet printer. Explore the interesting and fun world of lenticular prints with me!
Links to things I used:
• Pitch test software: www.3dependable.com/download....
• Interlacing software: www.pop3dart.com/grape-interl...
• Lenticular sheets: 3dreactions.com/products/lent...
• Video tutorial: • How to make lenticular...
• Super useful youtube channel: / @michaelbrownartist
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I've linked some of the most important tools and resources that I used to help create this in the description, and I will definitely think about creating a tutorial in the near future :D
I. bet you could sell these - form a company ...
Would love to see a tutorial!!
I'm Excited to see the Step by step Tutorial on this topic 🤩
Please do. I was wondering for ages to do this.
PLEASE strongly consider making a tutorial! I've been super curious about this but I knew developing the method would be a huge time investment. Even if you crudely covered the basics it could save others SO much time. Even if you don't though.. This was super rad man. Well done!
the more images u put the more blurry it gets, you need a sheet with higher LPI to get a crisp image, you dont get blur in 2 images since the sheet itself forces you to shift your view, however the more images you cram in there the darker the images also appear even though they arent, if you want to get high quality looking results, raise the brightness of your images, avoid small details, form over detail is what gives great results with these
Yeah I would love to try an experiment with even higher LPI at some point! I was surprised by how much detail was still visible in the desk scene, but I totally agree that the simpler images like the car work way better :D
@@sam-beige Will you ever make a video trying a higher LPI?
Please keep doing videos about lenticular printing, the options are endless, it's awesome!@@sam-beige
@@sam-beigecmon do it for your next video.
More please this is super cool!❤
We simply are not going to gloss over how good your 3D rendering work is.
gloss gloss gloss
@@spadaacca i love that word
@@queefgod420me too
I used to have an entire storybook filled with these 3d images...
It's too bad they fell out of production. 100% the coolest book I ever owned.
What book ?
Unfortunately, I don't remember the title.
This was way back in the 90s.
If I knew I'd probably have ordered a copy from someone's collection or a library refurbish. @@eclat4641
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My favorite was the bullet shattering the glass tbh. I liked the concept while a bit "rough" the movement and rewind time functionality aspect of it was cool. Also agree a bigger style poster would be amazing.
Yeah I did like that one, I think it was just that the frames blended together a bit too much which kinda ruined the effect. But the time warp was really fun to play with and probably should have tried more of those!
@@sam-beigeYou should put the Shrek one in Halloween. Would creep out a bunch
You can use Photoshop as well, using masks to create the interlaced images. I came across this video because I'm working on my own lenticular prints, not with 12 images, just 3 for now. I think the car example turned out really great. In my mind, lenticular images give a 2d image just a little bit of depth, but the idea of even more depth never crossed my mind....
I remember lots in the 90’s .
Goosebumps cards,
Manny things were .
the cool thing about these is that because the image shown depends on the angle you're viewing it at, it provides two different images/viewing angles for each eye, resulting in full stereoscopic 3d and real perceived depth.
You can also take 3D shots using your camera, you just need to slide it horizontally. You can also create hyper perspective by taking photos of distant mountains, for example, from several viewpoints that might be spread out over 10m or more.
Is there a tutorial for that?
@@iamsushi1056 It's pretty much just as he says. Ideally you want to move the camera by the distance between your eyes but I found just taking a step to the right good enough.
@@iamsushi1056 I’d suggest starting making red/cyan 3D photos in Photoshop, it’s very easy to blend the layers, switching off the relevant colour channels, to get instant results. You have to be a little careful in aligning the two shots, they obviously need to be perfectly horizontal, but it’s also helpful if they’re both converging on the same subject, especially if it’s close (your eyes naturally converge).
I've always been super fascinated by 3D and Lenticular technologies, and this video combines the two. Amazing stuff!
I thought of doing this years and years ago, even looking up sources for the lenticular sheets, but I quickly realized how tricky it would be and moved on. It's cool that someone actually saw it through.
The ideas for these videos are so unique, underrated, original, and entertaining! I would say that the more use of cut scenes in your videos like going from you talking to what your talking about, maybe camera movements maybe different backgrounds like recording on your porch and then cutting the audio, but lots of transitions in videos keep the audience engaged, I can see that in every one of your videos you have been getting better and better at editing! Great job!!
Thank you so much!! Yeah definitely trying to improve with each video and those are all great ideas for improving it even more!
Not to rain on this guy's parade, but I saw fully animated versions of these in stores over ten years ago. There was a horse galloping, and a penguin doing.. Something.
@@tahunuva4254 what do you mean by fully animated? when you were looking from side to side it was animating or there was some sort of video playing that you were able to look at from different angles?
@@Daniel_VolumeDown The former. It was pretty smooth too, if memory serves correctly, around 10-ish frames in total.
This was in Europe tho, so they might not have been produced in the US
Yeah using more than 2 images for a 3D effect is not new. It's one of the standard variations when you Google lenticular prints over the decades.
There are some youtubers like Michael Brown are dedicated to teaching lenticulars (ready-made apps, special camera and printing techniques like this are covered)
The production quality and execution of this video AND project are really impressive!! Keep it up
Can’t wait for your next tutorial. You have described what I went through with lenticular printing. 4 printers , vertical/horizontal sheets, 4 x 6, 8 x 10, cant’ remember how many different lenticular lines, softwares, tutorials, youtubers, you name it. Money spent. And so many hours, one year, gave it up. Will give it another try with your help!
In the 1990s my parents had a camera that would take 3D pictures, the company that made the camera also developed the prints. It used this same technique.
That was really cool :D thanks for sharing! I had some A3-sized landscape holographic lenticular prints when I was a kid, back in the 90s, including a scene of a tropical beach with palm trees, looking out to an ocean sunset. Some of the greatest little treasures I ever owned as a kid. My grandfather got them for me at a garage sale, they were apparently way popular back in the 60s and 70s.
the ammount of effort you put into this is crazy! this so awesome! hope to see more like this in the future!
These would be killer business cards
I need that last render as my desktop wallpaper!
UNDERRATED ASF! This was so cool to see, the car one I would actually want as a poster if I could, very unique idea which deserves more than it got.
I can not get over how COOL this is, and you saw it through! Amazing work mate!
If we could find a way to produce multiples of these of each frame of an animation with each frame having multiple angles, then put it on a tape, we could have a lenticular video. Just an idea, but that would be the first lenticular video ever, and imagine what we could do with that.
it has been done before, and it looks epic, there is a video somewhere in youtube showcasing this
Love this so much! I def wanna try and will be back here when I inevitably get stuck and have questions!
I recently made my first lenticular art of my first dance with my wife. I used photoshop to line up two photos and then used the Walgreens service you referenced to print it for me and now I feel like the possibilities are endless!
Nice work! I love lenticular blu-ray covers (especially for 3D movies) so this was special to see
As an Artist myself I always wanted to make cool cards I'm so happy to find your video that explains the process in full depth so thank you for making me super happy ❤🎉😂
Great work Sam ! well done . Admire your patience
When time allows, I should be able to make some interlacing software, as I have a need for it too, and it would be a fun challenge. I just need to know what features are needed for it to be useful for lenticular applications.
Blender supports rendering interlaced stereoscopic images, but that's only for the L/R perspectives as far as I know. (I use that feature when modeling by sending the 3D view to my stereoscopic monitor while using the 2D monitor for the main Blender window)
I bet imagemagick could do it with a simple script. It excels at these kinds of tasks.
@@BrickcasterI'm pretty sure that's what I used when I was playing with the lenticular stuff a while back. You could generate a mask by tiling one white and one black pixel and merge the pictures by adding. That's about all I remember about it but there's enough info in the imagemagick docs to get it done.
I remember seeing someone who made like insane transitional animations with these and it was so cool
agreed, more ones like the car would be so cool as a poster!!
We have had this on our planner covers for school in the 90s
Thank you man! It helped me alot to create my new series of artworks
Something I'd try is distorting the camera perspective to better match the shape the print would take up at that angle from a viewer's perspective, since the perspective warping present when rotating the prints is a bit distracting, and distorting it in a way that counters the distortion could help.
I messed around with this back in the 90s, and early 2000s. Lots of mistakes were made. Wrong sized lenticles, incorrect print resolutions, you name it. But it was still fun, I did manage to get one good image to line up. It is extremely tricky to get lenticular lens to align just right. LOL Thanks for sharing this.
Wow, so this was what you were planning to do next in 3D. This is actually a really cool use of lenticular photos! I did not know that much about them until now. Great job!
Thanks!! Haha yeah my computer was definitely struggling with some of the renders (especially the outro one).
But yeah I think lenticular photos are so cool, but I don’t feel like people utilize 3D software to get some of those effects very often
@@sam-beige Yeah I imagine it did haha! it seems like you really know your way around Blender with all the custom models you created. Yes, they can make awesome pictures and bookmarks. You are actually the first person I've seen make something like this in 3D!
I feel like I still have so much to learn lol, but I did the classic donut tutorial a couple years ago and then just random projects here and there ever since. But I think it’s so cool especially for being completely free!
That sounds awesome, a bookmark to go along with a specific book would be so cool! Haha should have talked to you about that before, would have been cool to include in the video!
@@sam-beige Same actually! I did his donut tutorial too a few years ago! Yeah Blender is quite the tool belt for a free program. Yes haha! If you figure out to make one for your secret compartment books or something else that would be really cool.
@@R.A.S.AnimationStudio Yeah definitely, that's a good idea! Some of my projects tie together in a weird way while being pretty random as well haha
You have 5.6K subs and you put out this video? It honestly looked as good as a video from a 2mil channel.
I know this is not some super high tech thing but these "holograms" have always fascinated me as a kid.
Very nicely done. Was super fun to watch you figuring this out :)
Thanks George, that means so much!!! Yeah I love these things too, hoping to do a bigger version at some point :)
As an 80s kid, i subconsciously collect lenticular images, stickers,postcards and thought it was expensive to d.i.y., thabk you so much for sharing your project videos 🙏🏽
First video from you, new sub! Can't wait to check out more of your stuff
Finally god added depth of field to some textures that needed that
Excellent videos dude! Great quality, good pacing, and I really appreciate the short length! Subscribed immediately!
Thanks!!! Yeah I try to balance making them informative and entertaining, but still learning a lot 😄 Glad you enjoyed and really appreciate the sub!
Awesome and entertaining video! I love the ideas you come up with. Also congrats on 2K subs! You’re growing pretty quick 😉.
Glad you’re enjoying all the videos!! Yeah it’s kinda crazy haha, but I’m thrilled!
This is amazing! Congrats on 1k! I was subbed to you when you had 30 subscribers!
Thanks! And that’s so cool that you were there at 30!! The growth has been so amazing, and thank you so much for the support ❤️
Giving one of these for a small birthday gift would be the best gift ever because they could just keep it on their desk and get mesmerised by the animation like movement of the picture
Congrats on 1k subs!! This was such a cool project and looks really good. Cant wait to see what you do next!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 😄
The car one and the rose are my faves 😁
Amazing,Look at the world from a different perspective
I love the car and the desk i would have one of these. Its really artistic and you will Exhibit in an art gallery
Shrek got that bombastic side eye 😂
I have a book with one of those images which made a fully 3d looking image and it's pretty cool
Hey, this is pretty cool! You're vids are definitely very underrated
I have no idea if the technology would even work, but a lenticular display that you could change the images behind it would be trippy.
I can’t be the only one who had a skateboard deck with that effect on. Makes Such a cool sound aswell
damn bro i just woke up thinking in this exactly idea!!! im a brazillian graphic designer (sorry for my english haha) that works with blender and graphic design. For me, this has a great potencial for brand value! Thank you for sharing your tests and methods
That’s so cool! - i subbed instantly, and i’m sure you’ll skyrocket on youtube! Best of luck, and keep up the crafts videoes!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed!! Yeah the craft ones are really rewarding but definitely a lot of work!
The 3d car hologram looks really cool
Thanks! That one is my favorite!
This has to be the best thing I’ve seen in a few years!
Wow thank you so much!!! That made my day 😄
Man! You should sell those! Looks like a viable business idea. Respect for all the effort, good job
I gapsed when i saw the car! Good job!!
I like this type of project
Wow! that was really mind blowing. I saw many Lectingullar images in touristic shops, but I ve never saw such a process before. You are a very genius scientist. Congratulations for your amazing discoveries! 👍👍👍 you have a new subscriber to your channel.
It’s crazy how high the production value of these videos are, but how little your subs are. You have earned another subscriber
Thanks, that means a lot!!! 😄 really appreciate the sub!
I remember in school there was this one shark book that had a 3-D shark on it it was so cool
My Man, you truly are a DIAMOND in TH-cam, you're so creative, passionate, entertaining and passionate about everything revolving around this TH-cam channel; I can't believe you have such small audience, for such great content. Best of wishes my man, truly in love with what you're doing.
Wow, I really appreciate the kind and supportive words!! That means so much to me and I’m so glad you’re enjoying the content 😊
Blown away with the car one. That would be an excellent poster for the end of a hallway. Ideally a T intersecting hallway. If I find myself with a wall and as I described. I will 100% do that
This turned out really amazing
Thanks for this video!!
This is one of the most amazing projects I’ve ever seen.
That's so nice of you to say!! :D
Dude just keep on posting you are gonna blow up soon it's clear as day :)
wow man, your content is so well edited and explained, insta-subscribed! 😁
Thank you so much, that means a lot!!
Oh yeah, very nice experience, good work sir! I tried that several years ago and the maximum number of images I've been able to combine was 5. To do that, I placed a simple object I centered on a turn table, and I used a high-resolution camera with a very narrow view angle (300 mm lens) I took a few pictures with a little rotation difference between them. Then I created a tram to digitally independently slice every image to use in strips; each has a number, from 001 to the number of each lenticular section, so because I had 5 images by every lens. I then put all which has the same number on a colon under the lense. My printer was able to print up to 1200 DPI BTW. The alignment of the print under the lenticular sheets was not an easy task. It was so time-consuming, I only did 3 images. In the industrial plans who does that in large quantity, I think they have special tools for the alignment. Anyway, to me it was a challenge I have no intention to repeat it lol. It was fun at the end, but very frustration to figure out how to do those. So, I have total respect for your experiments, I know from firsthand experience how difficult it is.
This is the coolest thing I've ever saw
Amazing! When I was a kid I dreamed of making holograms, I read a lot of books. They seem to be less complicated 😀
This is so awesome. I have no words, so cool, wish you could make a tutorial)
Props for all the effort!
Thank you! This is still one of the longest projects I’ve worked on but I love these lenticulars!
how cool is that; creating magic with a standard printer; impressive; hope to see new projects
this could be the future of interior designa and architecture
Oh wow this is super cool! Keep up the good work man!
Thanks!l 😄
That car one is sick
With some rendering you could make it smooth rather than a cutoff transition. It might be more blurry but might be able to have infinite smooth rotation
This is really awsome. It be interesting to see what you could do with one wrapped around a cylinder.
That is awesome, now to master vertical as well as horizontal movement, no idea if it is possible,
Vendo esse video me veio a mente uma exposição de fotografias holograficas que fui conhecer aqui no Rio nos anos 90, até hoje fico impressionado com o que ví, fotos de objetos tão reais que a gente tinha até vontade de segurar de tão perfeito, como um revolver sobre a mesa, ou um microscópio e era tão real que a intenção de olhar no ocular era certa!!
Não entendo o porque a holografia não é mais explorada nos dias atuais, pois até hoje ainda não ví nada em termos de 3D que o superasse!
Yoooo I remember when you only had 800 subscribers you have grown so much congrats
Yeah it’s been crazy, thanks so much!!
Great video, I've subscribed. I love lenticular art, I don't really like flips but 3D images with depth is so interesting. I've tried to create some myself on my channel. This subject requires a lot of patience, I start some then give up but after a while I get excited and restart and the cycle repeats again 😂😂
Thank so much!! Yeah they are really tough to figure out but that’s so cool that you’ve made some, I just saw the Liverpool one you made!! Love the cards you make as well 😄
Thanks for the response and compliments. I am trying to achieve the effect you did with the car but it just doesn't work. I have given your video so many views 😂
Please good sir, we need more holographic prints, these things are so cool
Haha yeah I love these too! I will return to this project at some point (soon hopefully) but wanting to make sure I can actually make it a lot bigger/better for my second go
Really cool. I felt like this stuff was peak quality as kid toys. I also weirdly enjoyed how it felt, like scratching the Batman dvd case lol. I wonder if it's possible to create some kind of looping cylinder, mechanical thing, unless any kind of slight bending totally ruins it. In that case, maybe more of a conveyor belt type of rig.
Oh my god!!! That's insane ❤
yoo i was just curious at that time how images like this works and what it is called but then i actually stumbled upon this video! Thats a coincidence! Thanks for explaining it
Kudos for seeing this through Sam! I myself bought Lenticular foil almost year ago, tried it with printed images few times, failed and gave up. You motivated me now to try harder and make it work. Thank you for that, man. P.S. where did you get calibration sheet? That looks really usefull.
That’s awesome that you gave it a shot, I was definitely close to giving up many times when it wasn’t working. But then once you get it it’s pretty magical! For the calibration sheet, I generated it using the software from 3Dependable.com. It’s a free trial where a pitch test is the only unlocked feature, although there were still some weird settings I had to play around with. I hope you’re able to try again and let me know if you have any other questions!!
@@sam-beige Thanks for the calibration sheet info. I am going to try it again.
I like your vibe, I like your style, I like your videos! SUBSCRIBED!! keep up the great work bro!
Thank you so much!! That means a lot, and I really appreciate the sub 😄
This should be in an art gallery
uao amazing work, subscribed, thank you for this amazing video
Thats incredible!
you can do this with strip masking layers in photoshop. this trick is first squishing the photo by the number of vectors -1 /1 cutting it projecting it to a mask layer this can be setup as a plugin for as many angles as you want the blur is a focus shift problem from the lens design but adding a black frame at the start and end with drastically reduce the blur.
i have a lenticular lens on a 8.7k 17in IPS display on a pi this only splits 1:4 and it use 1:2 to get a 3d effect
Great job dude!
Your so underrated dude remember me when your famous! It's unbelievable how you only have 4k ;).
Really appreciate it!! And will do 😊
You should get an award 🤙
If you made it into posters, it would be really cool to see one that makes it look like your looking into a secret room of some kind!
Oh I actually have a sailor moon poster with a sort of 3d effect. Cool to see the process
Your video is really fun! When Shrek appeared, I was drinking water and ended up with water all over my desk haha! Thank you! Thanks to your video inspiration, I want to use Blender to create my own card. Your car card looks really cool. I really want to create one myself. I sent you an email and used GPT to help me with the translation. I hope you can feel my love for your video! I wish your channel more and more success!!🤩🤩🤩
That's just awesome stuff. Thanks:)