{"id":11086,"date":"2014-07-25T22:47:15","date_gmt":"2014-07-26T02:47:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/aforgrave.ca\/detritus\/?p=11086"},"modified":"2021-06-21T10:46:54","modified_gmt":"2021-06-21T14:46:54","slug":"depth-of-a-field-with-skeleton","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/aforgrave.ca\/detritus\/2014\/07\/25\/depth-of-a-field-with-skeleton\/","title":{"rendered":"Depth of a Field with Skeleton"},"content":{"rendered":"

Now that the Anaglyph-A-GIF<\/strong> has been a little more clearly defined, I’ve decided to add it (along with the simpler, static 3D Anaglyph<\/strong> to the ds106 Assignment Bank<\/a>.<\/p>\n

I did a search for anaglyph<\/em> and 3D<\/em>, and didn’t really turn anything up that is similar aside from Bill Genereux’s Wiggle Stereoscopy<\/a> <\/strong>(Visual Assignment 352),  the similar 2-frame stereoscopic wiggle gram Stereo GIFs<\/a> <\/strong>(Animated GIF assignment 991),  and iamTalkyTina<\/a>‘s Monster Chiller Horror Theatre 3D GIF<\/a> <\/strong>(Animated GIF Assignment 1191). So I think it’s a safe bet that these two items featuring a cyan\/magenta anaglyph<\/em> can be added in.<\/p>\n

Having decided that, I then spent a bit of time revisiting the George Wither illustration 8 to come up with a couple of clear examples for the assignment pages. One needed to move<\/em>, and the other needed to illustrate the static “popping out”<\/em> that seems to be nice to have in a 3D image. Knowing that the assignment bank GIF thumbnails are best at 300 pixels square, I wanted to plan to fit into that space. The extra space required in my original “Boo” Skeleton GIF<\/a> wouldn’t work well there.<\/p>\n

With that in mind, I revised my original Depth of A Field<\/strong> image<\/a> (separated layers) and added the Skeleton back in (minus the hand, stick, and cup). I scaled the skele up a bit to obscure the bits of content-aware fill that existed in the existing background layers that were previously hidden by the hand. (I had branched off from the original Depth of a Field .psd to create the Boo image with the Skeleton. The Boo .psd simply had a merged and static anaglyph background and so editing in that file wasn’t going to work if I wanted to stay within the bounds of the circle. I decided to remove the bounding lines to result in something with as clean and distraction-free as possible.<\/p>\n

The Results<\/h4>\n

First, the static “Depth of a Field, with Skeleton” image, with the popping out skeleton.<\/p>\n

\""Depth<\/a>

“Depth of A Field, with Skeleton (Static)” 3D Anaglyph by @aforgrave based on Geo Wither Illustration 8 (1635)<\/p><\/div>\n

And the new badge to go along with it:
\n\"3D<\/a><\/p>\n

Second, the animated “Depth of a Field, with Skeleton” GIF.<\/p>\n

\""Depth<\/a>

“Depth of A Field, with Skeleton (Static)” 3D Anaglyph-A-GIF by @aforgrave based on Geo Wither Illustration 8 (1635)<\/p><\/div>\n

And the other new badge for the animated GIF anaglyphs:
\n\"3D<\/a><\/p>\n

New Assignments<\/h4>\n

The new assignments in the ds106 Assignment Bank<\/a> are as follows:<\/p>\n