[DanielT74]

Here's one from me taken yesterday (with Zeiss Sonnar 50mm f1.5 ZM @1.5, ISO800, 1/60sec). Will try to find my best 3d pic with the Pentax next:



It's not the sharpest pic around but the OOF transition (to my eyes) renders it in quite a 3-d way.

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[imtheguy]

I have been told this is very 3D looking.
edit: Shot with k-5 and DA*300 + AF1.7x teleconverter

[paulh]

Those are great examples! I just shot this early dandelion the other day & thought it was somewhat 3d-ish: K55/1.8

[iocchelli]

I have been told this is very 3D looking.

Indeed it is. What an UNREAL image. FANTASTIC!

[JFN]

One of the first ~100 pics I took short after I got my K-r, with a Pentax F 35-70 mm that I got used for 23 eur just some days after I got the K-r. Santa out in a public spot in town for the kids to enjoy, and I shot a cpl of pics on him using "Auto Pict".... I gotta say the camera did an amazing job, and I get a 3D feel on both santa and his chair there... No postprocessing!

[jmschrei]

The DA 15 makes for some great 3D feel shots when you get real close.

[riff]

Post your most 3-d looking pictures!

Daniel, excellent idea! Peeps please indicate at least what lens you used, thanks.

[TOUGEFC]

To get the "3-D" look, you need to isolate your subject in a completely in different plane of focus than the rest of the picture without (or very little) any focus to OOF transition.

I have a ton of examples and I'll try to get round posting them all, but heres an example-

[DanielT74]

Some 3d-ish flowers:

Voigtlander 125mm macro:



Leica 35/1.4:



Leica 100/2.8 macro:

[paulh]

another weed shot from the K55/1.8 from a slightly different angle...

[DanielT74]

Some exotic birds!

with DA* 50-135mm:



with Sigma 300/2.8 EX:

[johnmflores]

To get the "3-D" look, you need to isolate your subject in a completely in different plane of focus than the rest of the picture without (or very little) any focus to OOF transition.

I have a ton of examples and I'll try to get round posting them all, but heres an example-

Great photo and a good way of describing how to achieve the effect. IMO, blurring the background to the point where it's not recognizable doesn't provide the context that 3d needs.

Here are some more

[darrenleow]

Here's my contribution:


D3, 50/1.4G @ f/2

[mikeSF]

here is one that was just a snap of my kids on a walk, but later i loved seeing how 3D it appears.


FA77 wide open (1.9)

[DanielT74]

Great pics! If you guys don't mind, include the lens they were taken with (and f-stop if possible).