Picked up a 3DS yesterday, $210, thank you Best Buy.
Took some 3D pics with it, was curious about format 'n' whatnot.
Thankfully, cool dudes at Nintendo decided to use MPO.
MPO is a pretty neat format, what it (essentially) does is store multiple JPEG images in a single file.
MPO files, just being fancy JPEGs, are easy to work with.
I was able to generate my own using Stereo Photo Maker, from my own 3D Photographs.
So, yes, you can convert 3D pictures for viewing on the 3DS, and vice-versa, taking 3DS photo, and converting them to other 3D Formats. (JPS, Anaglyph, whatever)
I'll make a couple nice little tutorials later today, so y'all can do it yourself.
Those of you who know what you're doing can probably do it without a tutorial.
Just know that they need to follow the naming scheme the 3DS uses, and they must be within the size constraints, 640x480.
Took some 3D pics with it, was curious about format 'n' whatnot.
Thankfully, cool dudes at Nintendo decided to use MPO.
MPO is a pretty neat format, what it (essentially) does is store multiple JPEG images in a single file.
MPO files, just being fancy JPEGs, are easy to work with.
I was able to generate my own using Stereo Photo Maker, from my own 3D Photographs.
So, yes, you can convert 3D pictures for viewing on the 3DS, and vice-versa, taking 3DS photo, and converting them to other 3D Formats. (JPS, Anaglyph, whatever)
I'll make a couple nice little tutorials later today, so y'all can do it yourself.
Those of you who know what you're doing can probably do it without a tutorial.
Just know that they need to follow the naming scheme the 3DS uses, and they must be within the size constraints, 640x480.
