Anaglyph Workshop
Generate and customize Anaglyphs from digital images on your Mac. Build the adjusted designs from depth maps and add a hidden picture to any photograph. Create anaglyphs from a sequence of single images or from a sequence of dual pair images. Preview and confirm actions.
Downloading Anaglyph Workshop 3.0 for Mac from the developer's website was possible when we last checked. We cannot confirm if there is a free download of this app available. We recommend checking the downloaded files with any free antivirus.
Commonly, this program's installer has the following filename: anaglyphworkshoposx.dmg. Anaglyph Workshop for Mac is included in Design & Photo Tools. The most popular versions among the program users are 2.6 and 2.4. Anaglyph Workshop is suitable for Mac OS X 10.4.0 or later. This Mac app was originally created by Sandy Knoll Software, LLC. The bundle id for Anaglyph Workshop for Mac is com.sandyknollsw.anaglyphworkshop.
From the developer:
Create Anaglyphs From Single Pictures. View your pictures with 3D Glasses. Select a portion of your picture and choose how far out that portion of the picture will appear.
Create Anaglyphs From Dual Image Pairs. Handles Left/Right image pairs and single images that contain side-by-side pictures as well as opening .MPO files. Can create Can create red/blue or yellow/blue anaglyph as well as side-by-side images.
Create Anaglyphs From Depthmaps.
You may want to check out more software for Mac, such as Anaglyph Workshop Movie Edition, Anaglyph Workshop: Movie Edition or Event Gadget Workshop, which might be related to Anaglyph Workshop.
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Does anyone here have advice as to how I might make the best of the anaglyph workshop software? Is there a guide book of some sort? User manual? User discussion blog?
I just want to thank the Tech person who wrote me (in record time btw) to answer my inquiry about how to create a multi-level depth image using this cool software. I am intrigued with this company. They seem so spot on in terms of creativity, marketing products at a modest cost and offering support to it's clients. I might only suggest a user guide be created for those of us less savvy with 3d tools. But hey, maybe experimentation (I did a lot of this) is the best teacher!