How I made them
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1. Select a suitable a print
of four Lomo Action photos. You will need two images with only slight differences
in them. The top two are usually best.
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2. Scan the photo into your
computer.
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3. Open the scan in your image
editing software. I use trusty Paint Shop Pro 5.
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4. The tricky bit now is to
copy and paste two of the scenes that are exactly the same size. Adjust
the colour, because the Lomo Action prints do give irregular exposures.
They do have to be the same size otherwise the results are weird.
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5. Save as 24 bit uncompressed
Truevision targa files - extension is *.tga - in the same directory.
I set up a new temporary directory called temp1 on the C: drive.
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6. Now make one red/blue picture
using JAC freeware (details below). This runs in MS-DOS. I'd already copied
the JAC files into my C:\Windows\Commands directory. I use Windows 98 so
I opened a MS-DOS window and changed directory to where the two *.tga
files were saved. Don't use DOS commands much these days so it was like
going back in time.
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7. I typed in jac treer.tga
treel.tga treerb.tga. It worked. That translates as jac (the
program to execute) teer.tga (right hand image) treel.tga
(left hand image) treerb.tga (the new image).
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8. To put them on this web page
I went back into PaintShopPro and converted the images to jpeg format,
extension *.jpg.
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