Do you know what? I love faking pictures as a way to improve someone's ability to use a computer's mouse. Let's consider the coming picture (on the left) that I found on the Internet, and converted into an anaglyph (right). 'Aha!', I thought (In German). 'Hier fehlt doch ein linker Arm!'. 'Blast! Here is indeed some left arm missing!'. |
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The problem was therefore to help the poor ballerina find again her left arm that had been cut off! | |
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The first thing to do was an enlargement of the picture on the left side. | ||
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Then you must find a left arm in order to replace the arm missing: first of all the arm is selected with the mouse, then copied and pasted at the right place after adjusting the actual size. | ||
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After pasting the missing arm it is now necessary to fill in the gaps and unify the general scenery, what is quite easy with the mouse. | ||
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And now it is time to put everything into an anaglyph... | ||
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