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Rudbeckia hirta multi spectra 3D stereo

Dr Klaus Schmitt

Well-known member
Today shots of a beautiful flower, originating from the USA Prairie, here today a commercially sold hybrid of a Black-eyed Susan - Rudbeckia hirta (possibly R. hirta x R. fulgida) in 3D STEREO (crosseye) in reflected ultraviolet photography using different filters aside from the Baader-U filter, but different ones today for simulated bee and butterfly vision also part of my XBV filter set. All shots were done at f8-f11 on my balcony. Lens was a UV transmitting 35mm wide angle lens with an older Zeiss Jena Macro beamsplitter. Light source was direct sunlight.

Visual light:
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Reflected UV:
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Simulated butterfly vision:
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Simulated bee vision:
176510759.Iyw1C9Va.RUDBECKIA_3D_BV_P1830190a1c_c.JPG

Unfortunately that uncoated beam splitter caused some loss of contrast...
 

Ted Cousins

Member
Excellent set, Dr. Klaus!

For cross-eyed 3D, I use the G'MIC-Qt plugin in GIMP 3.2, here's a quick try from 29°N, 96°W, not up to your high standard:

rudbeckia hirta 3D.jpg
 
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