| Author | Message | ||
     BOPrey Rating: N/A |
John, Haven't seen you post on the lenticular3D forum for a while, and I might just try you here. A question for you, what kind of inkjet transparency do you use to print the barrier and/or the interlaced picture? The transparency I found at OfficeDepot for inkjet printers are not 100% CLEAR CLEAR and the ink absorbing dots are too big. Are there places where I can get better transparencies? BTW. I am writing a free app to print the barrier and interlace the images. It should be done be the end of the year. When it is done, I will post it on the lenticular3D forum. | ||
| John Billingham Rating: N/A |
Hi! After buying practically every brand of "tranny" on the market, I settled on the "Apollo" brand. Tell your printer that it is printing on "glossy photo medium" (or the like) DON"T let it know it is printing on "tranny"!!!! I look forward to your app. Best, John | ||
| BOPrey Rating: N/A |
Thanks John. | ||
| John Billingham Rating: N/A |
OH! Even on this brand, the "ink absorbing dots" look big, but it works just fine. John Billingham | ||
| BOPrey Rating: N/A |
I just got the generic 3M ones, not top of the line. Size of those fibers is acceptable to my pet project. If it ever turns into a true business, I'm sure commerical printers can print it on top notch transparency. |
