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I did something similar (but with more layers) using one of the Lytro depth images as a sample: http://www.infinite-imagination.com/ (This one rotates on a

• crazygringo 13y ago
  That's pretty cool. It's the black parts in between that make it "unusable" for anything serious, but still a very cool demonstration. I wonder if you could use the same idea to produce something like the whole "wiggling 3D images" [1] thing automatically, since it would involve smaller gaps. And somehow fill in the gaps using an equivalent of Photoshop's "Content-Aware Fill", based only on the layer of the same depth -- since it would just be for narrow strips, for most things it should probably give a pretty realistic effect. I'm unaware if there's any kind of general-purpose library which does that, though. (I vaguely recall that Gimp has a similar, but less sophisticated, implementation.) [1] https://www.google.com/search?q=wiggling+3d+images https://www.google.com/search?q=wiggling+3d+images