#2d image to 3d image converter pro#

There are other projects on github doing similar things that might get even better results. You could use a tool like StereoPhoto Maker (SPM) to do this. The white would represent close up and black would be far away, then different grades of grey to represent the depth of objects in between. The Depth Maps are like a separate png file you have which looks similar to the original photo, but its colour pallet is black and white.

But what you can do instead is convert a 2d photo into a 3d photo and you can use AI to generate Depth Maps. No you can't create a 180 degree picture from a photo because it would look like a fish bowl and wouldn't have enough resolution to stretch it without making it look terrible. Only about 30% of the pixels in the display are used, the rest are and no. Notice how small the images are compared with the area of the display ( shown by a white line). This stereo image shown here is about right for my Xperia Z5 premium smartphone in the 'Zeiss VR One' headset. Also for best effect the images are better if they have some barrel type distortion applied as the lenses in the headset stretch the corners outwards to give a more immersive effect. The centre of the two images need to be spaced apart by a distance slighty greater than the spacing of my eyes. My smart phone is a Sony Xperia Z5 premium and the display is 121 x 68mm in size. The first thing I found was the images for left and right were far too large. I wanted to see what my 3d side by side images would look like using the headset as a stereo viewer. I bought a Zeiss VR One headset to view my side by side stereo images on a smartphone. The link below is for a side by side parallel-view stereo image, scaled in size to make it suitable for viewing on VR headset. Aloha.īut the reason I am optimistic and keep looking for a solution because:įacebook ,in 2018 and this year, talks about something similar but I don't know if it is still out there or not. Our reach must exceed or grasp, that too is true. I have been into stereoscopy for ages and keep up with new techniques. Sometimes I find that I seek the impractical for my abilities as a non industrial user. Well, what if, just if, the answer is no. This is cool but its not what I am looking for if you misunderstood my query please let me know so that I can try to explain it in a different way because it is very important to me to find the answer to my query I have been searching for long time to find the answer and I have not found it yet if you know someone is expertise so that I contact him in person I would appreciate it. I have not had the chance to try VR headsets. So, I may still not be reading your query right or getting to what you like to achieve. I think it is a step too far for non pros. Conversion of flat images to streoscopic can be achieved in cinema. It can be in any format and can be viewed in multiple devices. Stereoscopic two eyed 3-D is a definite medium of its own, This forum concentrates on such. Look up panorama photography and stereo panorama shooting and you will find users who make such wide field images and the gear needed. In that definition, my reply is that No, I know of know way to convert a standard field of vision photo to one where it can be viewed in a super wide format with the devices we have for that purpose.īut be not dissuaded. And add on tools for panorama photography. 3-D as you use it is a wide wide image that is made wide in the taking of the shot. We are probably not speaking in the same language. You can open the youtube link in the YouTube VR app. Here is also another example of how the 3D photos should look like ġ- just bookmark the 3d photo in the link above.Ĥ- log in into your VeeR account then go the bookmarks section then you can find the bookmarked photo there Here is an example of a 3D photo that you can view in VeeR VR App if you have a VR headset.

Note that the stereo photo that you mentioned in your reply is indeed a 3d photo and I can view it in a VR headset but this is not what I am looking for since it is not immersive as VR180 photos which you move your head up/down and right/left ( look at the 2 examples bellow to see what I mean)

#2d image to 3d image converter pro#

What I meant is that I want to convert a 2D photo into a 3D VR180 immersive photo ( that should look like exactly the same as the 2 examples I mentioned below ) so that I can view it in any VR headset (in my case I have HTC vive pro headset). Sorry if did not explain my question clear enough.