3-D glasses

[Guest]

I saw presentation last week where the presenter handed out 3-D glasses so we
could enjoy his 3-D effects. I asked him afterwards how he did it, and he
said he did it in Powerpoint by separating the colors. I can't find any
reference to this in help. Any suggestions?

 

[Glen Millar]

Hi,

You can't really separate colours of images in PowerPoint, although you
could filter colours by placing a semi-transparent autoshape over an image.
Search google for options as there is software that will do this. Look for
the word "Anaglyph". By the way, I mucked with this concept and achieved
real 3d in PowerPoint using autoshapes and the cross-eyed effect. An example
is available here:

http://www.powerpointworkbench.com/html/unbelievable.htm

It is had to look at it to get the effect, but once you see it, it is
unbelievable!

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Regards,

Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
www.powerpointworkbench.com

Australia