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PhotoProjector

Purpose of the program System requirements How to use the program: Lenticular sheet type Image type Loading images Output image settings (image size, resolution, alignment marks, type, arrangement) Output image settings (interpolation and canvas rotation) Print image Animated GIF creation 3D Flip Barrier-screen Pitch Test Two-flip image (settings) 3D image (settings) Printing in Photoshop Resulting file size limitation Troubleshooting | ## 3D image (settings) Lenticular sheet type: choose the necessary lenticular sheet, set the correct Lenses per inch in database. Image type: set the views number is equal to pixels per period. Pixel per period = (printer resolution)/(lenticular frequency). Use this formulae to define the Pixel per period. Often we get the real value, in this case we round this value. For example, 75 lpi lenticular and 720 dpi print resolution. 720/75 = 9,6. Round to 10. Choose Depth is equal to 0. Sometimes, views number is less two (three, four...) times than pixels per period. In this case, set the pixels per period is two (three, four...) times more. Edit Queue: load views, first view must be left view. Use the button Invert list, if first view is right. Set the image size in cm, set the print resolution, Mark size... and Images arrangement.... Type = 3D, click Settings... to change the Exposure. For example, I set 0,67 for lenticular sheet 62,4 lpi LPC. You can set Type = Flip. Flip-type is for flip and 3D images too. What interpolation? Bicubic, bilinear, by neighbor? I think, better is bicubic or bilinear. You can rotate the canvas to eliminate the moire. Select Rotate canvas and set the necessary angle. How define the necessary angle? Print the one frame (not interlaced image, only one frame), put and rotate the lenticular sheet, find the angle with minimum moire and set this angle for rotating canvas. Set the best setting for lenticular print, highest resolution. Don't forget Save project. Click Create interlaced image and Print image.... Interlaced image is saved on hard disk, and you can print it with any graphic application.