3D picture

The 3D function on Logos is 'oddly' good on Logos; not sure why. To view the 3D images, you'd normally need what's called anaglyph glasses (one side red; one side either blue or azur) and you'd look at the images that have a red/blue tinge). For the images that are paired (stereoscopic), you either need to look at them 'cross-eyed' (giving you a headache) or have a special viewer, which on the internet is cheap. However Logos throws in a third choice which they call 'Wiggle'. This moves the images back and worth allowing your eyes to see both images easily in 3D. What's not immediately apparent is to choose each of these, you click on the right most choice called 'Normal' when you first open the resource. For any 3D'rs out there, if you copy the image, it copies the image pair separately, which can be pasted straight into 3D software, allowing improvements in the views (many of the pairs are reversed left/right) and not aligned vertically; didn't see any where the rotation is incorrect).

Tito,

Check your library for something called, "Stereoscopic Images of the Middle East"  (Other similar resources are available)

 

 

Across the top you can see the final menu which normally says "normal" you can set it to use 3d glasses if you have them, or get a digital approximation with the "wiggle" setting.

THAT IS SOOOOOO COOL. I am going to have to order a pair of glasses now.

You're right ... the 3D settings seemed to have disappeared. I hadn't noticed since I moved them to my own software, and even to my 3D camera (FujiFilm).

I assume your 3D glasses are of the blue/red variety (in which case you need the settings).

Absent a quick fix from Logos, free software on the web works well: StereoPhoto Maker (version at least 3.2 picks up MPO types which most 3D cameras use). It's located on many sites and if VERY good.

You just copy the file from Logos with a right-click and then paste into StereoPhoto Maker.

Also if you have a 3D TV, they typically read the MPO format if you save it out. The B/W's are nice even on a large screen.

 

I have the Scholars Library, why don't I have Stereoscopic Images of the Middle East.

Frances 

It is Logos 4. How would I have hid it? 

Tools -->Program setting --> Hidden Resources allows you to hide (remove) resources that you do not use while retaining your license should you want to return them to your active library.

I have same menu as Thomas in the earlier post… maybe it is fixed again

am using: Logos Bible Software 4.5b SR-1 (4.52.0.2194)

 

Using Logos 4.5b SR-1 (4.52.0.2194) on Windows 7, can confirm stereoscopic library resources have menu that works.

In contrast, Logos 4.5b SR-1 (4.52.0.2194) on Mac OS X, noticed lack of 3D picture controls along with "Actual Size" and "Fit" not working.  Also resizing floating window on Mac OS X 10.6.8 did not change image size.

Added one more line to => Feature Parity list since Logos 4 Mac needs many improvements

• PC Stereoscopic images have 3D controls that are missing on Mac plus Actual Size and Fit buttons do not work on Mac

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Where could I get some good 3D glasses?