The Nate Dawg
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» You know I've never etched any PCBs. But I am wanting to try. Muriatic or hydrochloric…
» I was thinking of cooking one up myself, but i don't have any experience with eagle ei…
» How much did it cost to build, and where did you buy the components? Some place like M…
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» Now I see it. I didn't get that the first time I read this. I didn't know what the roun…
» so solder on pins 1 and 32?
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Apr 20, 2009. 7:08 PMtribal-warrior
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Very interesting tutorial! I note that you recommend the use of the Callipygian software in your instructions. A few hours ago, I have created my first anaglyph image using this very same software. I found it quick and easy to use and it certainly produces great results. Now here comes the problem. The Callipygian website claims that the software saves the image as an ordinary JPEG photo file. Unfortunately, this is not so. When I save my anaglyph, the only option I am given is this strange (*.c3d) file type. Windows Picture and Fax Viewer will not recognise it. Adobe Photoshop will not recognise it either. Ive also tried resaving the image and adding '.jpg' and '.jpeg' at the end of the file name but when I open these in Photoshop, it says it cannot open the files because the 'JPEG marker segment is too short.' By the way, I am using what I believe is the latest version of the Callipygian software - v2.9. Is there any way that I can convert the files to JPEGs or possibly even TIFFs? Of course, if I could initially save the file as a JPEG or TIFF in the first place, this would make life so much easier.
Apr 20, 2009. 9:42 PMThe Nate Dawg (author)
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That is interesting. I run it in Windows XP and it will save it in .jpg format. I have never heard of the .c3d format. You should email the Callipygian support and ask them.
Apr 20, 2009. 11:35 PMtribal-warrior
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Hmmm...I'm running it in Windows XP too. Ive e-mailed the Callipygian people well over a year ago with another query and never got a reply. I also e-mailed them last night with relation to the current problem but it seems that the address is no longer valid.
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