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| City | Boston, MA, USA |
| PixelFed | @[email protected] |
| Homepage | https://zipmartini.photography |
| Threads | https://threads.net/@zipmartini |
Here's the new Google Cardboard image with the template scaled up to match the raw output from the Spectacles underneath. It's gone from a 1.2Mpx screenshot on the iPhone 11 to a 10.3Mpx image in the template: an upgrade that's almost exponential.
It still drives me crazy that the two cameras are not color-corrected to match each other, and that there's no exposure correction to keep from blowing out an 8:00am sky.
But this is a good start.
More experiments with the Spectacles V3. The first image is Snapchat's output for Google Cardboard on an iPhone11 (still not working on Android). The full image is 750px highβnot even reaching the threshold of "high resolution"βand the circles themselves are 500px each. The second image is the raw output, obtained from a data request to Snapchat. I think I can piece together a better version of the 1st from the 2nd, depending on any lens distortion the Snapchat app is adding.
A stereoscopic comparison, uncropped:
β Pentax Asahi stereo adapter attached to the NIKKOR Z DX Silver kit lens (35γπ/5.6)
β Loreo 3D Lens-in-a-Cap 9005 (at the minimum π/11) socketed into the Nikon FTX adapter
β Snapchat Spectacles V3
More #Spectacles experiments:
β’ It turns out that the user data request from Snapchat (link below) works only twice per day.
β’ There's just no way to control the exposure. Some skies are blown-out white.
β’ I wish there was a way to introduce a level indicator and focal point; clicking the button tends to tilt the glasses.
β’ I'm puttering away on a template for publishing out to Google Cardboard as well as stereo cards (which need fisheye correction).
I prompted the Lambdal Text-to-Pokemon generator with βZip Martini,β and this creature was the result: - PokeZip - 3D model by Zip Martini (@zipmartini)