Tell me about 3D Painting? - Computers & Internet

How large an area are you looking to paint.
A hall way?, long or short, a vestibule? I can give you advice for either, tho 1st I have to know more details.
and
have you thought about wainscoating, or split wall-painting.
Tell me more and I will fill in the blanks.....I have 30 years experience.

the product data sheets states that:
PAINTING If surfaces are to be painted in the future, remove Rust Inhibitor from the surface with a solvent such as acetone or mineral spirits prior to painting.

3D decoding should be done by the PC card itself. If there is no decoding, there will be no 3D effect.

Spray painting is a painting technique where a device sprays a coating through the air onto a surface. The most common types employ compressed gas to atomize and direct the paint particles.

@nah9

You can tell if you're 3D glasses are working if you can see if the images in the movie or the game that you're playing pop-up in and out and you can see a depth and float as you watch.

If you have a 3D enabled PC, you can test it yourself by running a sample stereoscopic 3D test application here. You could also find additional information here.


Cheers

When you say you tried full manual, I just wanted to check that you also switched to manual focus? The D100 has a switch on the right side of the lens, says M, S, C, for manual, single, or continuous focus? You need that in M with a painting like that, or to should truly diffuse subjects like clouds or fog.

The reason it works fine with only part of the painting in frame is that the camera can then identify and focus on the edge of the painting. It could also focus on any painting with linear or sharp detail. Autofocus is rather clever, but not clever enough!

If you had indeed set manual focus, then I admit I'm stumped. Full manual mode with manual focus never refuses to trigger the shutter on my D70; although it does often take pictures I don't understand at first. :) Good luck -- let us know what you find out, please!