Confused in stereo.

[Tight Knot]

Hi all,

I recently bought a really cool 18" x 24" plastic card with 3 images in 1. In other words, depending on the angle you're looking at the picture, it changes to one of the 3 images, and each image appears to have 3D depth.
First of all, does anyone know what I'm talking about, and if so, how the heck do I recreate something like that?
I use Photoshop CC and Lightroom.

Looking very forward to hearing some replies with solutions,

Thanks,

Bruce

 

[sm4him]

I know exactly what you're talking about. Those things hold an endless fascination for my little ADHD-riddled brain.

But alas, I have no idea how to achieve it. Heck, I thought it was magic. Pictures sprinkled with faerie dust or some such.

 

[Tight Knot]

I know exactly what you're talking about. Those things hold an endless fascination for my little ADHD-riddled brain.

But alas, I have no idea how to achieve it. Heck, I thought it was magic. Pictures sprinkled with faerie dust or some such.

Please, please oh please send me some of that faerie dust.

 

[Tight Knot]

Please, please oh please send me some of that faerie dust.

I just found a fairly (close enough to faerie?) informative youtube clip. This process is called lenticular imaging.
Really cool. I can even order lenses from ebay and amazon.
This, I have to try!!

 

[sm4him]

Please, please oh please send me some of that faerie dust.

I would. Alas, I accidentally dropped the stuff into my coffee this morning, and now every time I move my head, my surroundings completely change.

Gotta check that video out when I get home! If I can still see it by then, that is…lol

 

[Tight Knot]

I would. Alas, I accidentally dropped the stuff into my coffee this morning, and now every time I move my head, my surroundings completely change.

Gotta check that video out when I get home! If I can still see it by then, that is…lol

Just remember, that stuff is powerful!! When your surroundings change, ours do too .