Thanks Mike, and I didn't even have to ask! How did you know that I also have a Fuji 3d camera? But you know, this just invites requests for 3D features

Jeff Jessee

Love your update for .MPO files. It works great & your idea to crop to the center for printing really works. I've been printing stereos from my new Fuji 3D camera for several days and have been experimenting with different print sizes. Have found that 5" prints work best for my antique (as in c1900) viewer. 6" prints really "Pop" with my modern Loreo viewer. I'll try to attach the left view of a stereo pair that I took at an Adobe workshop in Orlando on Friday. Ultimate really is-thanks again for your work.

Mike, if you are into 3d photography, you will probably  want to add several features to Qimage. Here are a few I would suggest.

1. Allow adjusting each image separately.
   a. a separate filter for each image, as often the left and right images are not exposed exactly the same in 3d cameras.
   b. ability to separately adjust the pictures horizontally and vertically. Many cameras are off by several pixels vertically between the left right views, which causes some eyestrain when viewing. Adjusting one view horizontally with respect to the other allows you to adjust the "stereo window", which can much improve the 3d effect. (If you aren't familiar yet with the "stereo window", I will send you some references and examples.)

2. Option to Print output as red-cyan images. This is not good for accurate color, but is the cheapest way to create large 3D images that can be viewed with cheap glasses, if you want to give to friends.

Thanks,
Jeff Jessee