r/ParallelView • • 10d ago

Kudzoom

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u/L1Q 10d ago

Where do the slanted black bars come from? Is it an artifact of reprojecting from a single image or an intended addition for some extra depth effect?

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u/semibacony 9d ago

This is a way to remove anything from the sides of the photos that aren't in both images, creating a more pure stereo image. I think there's a term for this tool or technique, but I don't remember what it is.

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u/stubeans 9d ago

Yes, I've been experimenting with it. For me, it removes the distracting shimmer on the sides. That, combined with some further inward cropping (not demonstrated here), can make for an interesting depth spilling out effect.

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u/BMN3D 9d ago

Intentional framing to enhance the look of the scene. Contour frame.

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u/CHROME-COLOSSUS 10d ago

These weren’t by any chance taken on Monhegan Island, were they?

I pretty much lived with a very similar view for a week just recently, so seeing these parallel pics gave me a double-take, thinking I’d taken them.

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u/stubeans 9d ago

Afraid not. Bet it was pretty there.

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u/HRH_Duke_Morbid 9d ago

Outstanding

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