| Author | Message | ||
     Mike Massee Rating: N/A |
I want to make some one-off lenticulars for an art gallery show. What is the most affordable way to do this? Most of the companies I have found only do large runs (1,000+). Let me know if you have any input. Thanks. --Mike | ||
| Anonymoose Rating: N/A |
A few of the lentiuclar lens companies sell software that lets you interleave two images column by column on a laser printer. They sell lenticular lenses that have a pitch appropriate to laser printer dpis, plus an adhesive backing, so you can line the lenses up to the images on a light box and press down to adhere. I tried them once with success in the end, but it takes some practice and patience to line up the lenses. Get lots of extra lenses because once the adhesive backing sticks its impossible to get all of the paper off for another try. What I don't know is whether the software and lenses will let you interleave several different perspective views, which is what you need for wide angle viewing. Do a Google search for lenticular lenses and you should come up with a number of URLs. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
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| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
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