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Thank you very much.

Don't forget to check up Skyzyk his page with lots of Anaglyph Mandelbulbs.

fwiw, with boxplorer2 you can fly around in real-time anaglyph, if you have a reasonable gpu and a decent DE shader. The latter tends to rule out most hybrids.

I usually do not have much in form of runnable downloads but made a ready-to-run package a while ago for Oculus Rift folk.
https://code.google.com/p/boxplorer2/downloads/detail?name=win32-oculus3.zip

Replace the --oculus inside the .bat files with --anaglyph. Note coloring has not been optimized for anaglyph but that's usually a small tweak away.

Better than downloading is to build from source https://code.google.com/p/boxplorer2/source/checkout

-marius

Not sure why that is.
Maybe the distance between screen and spectator is not the same as in the settings of the render .
The hi-hat image looks perfect trough my cheap carton/plastic "glasses".
The other one seems not right indeed however by that time I did make it the original was good.

Anyway, this topic reminded me of Anaplyph cán be cool so the Germans would say: Ubung macht Meister.

https://boxplorer2.googlecode.com/files/win32-oculus3.zip should have one.

Note not all shaders in that .zip honor --anaglyph.
rrrola/, mountains/ and reflectoids/ do
But angels/ and catacombs/ don't.

e.g. in cmd.exe, in that unzipped directory, run
boxplorer.exe rrrola/ --anaglyph
and hit tab key to flip through the various scenes. And mouse + wsad to fly around.

All shaders do support --oculus, --interlaced, --overunder, --sidebyside or --xeyed.
Or nothing for simple mono view.

Also note these shaders are largely the awesome work by many others like iq, knighty, rrrola etc.
See shader fragment.glsl sources for attributions.

Hello anaglyph fractal Fans. I'm new in this forum, but not in M3d and anaglyphes in red/cyan.
I have made some tutorials several months ago for Mandelbulb 3d and red/cyan anaglyphes.  

http://www.cloudpictures.de/Blog/category/tutorials/real-3d-stereoskopie/page/2/

Some more pictures for red/cyan glasses can be found on my Homepage.
http://www.cloudpictures.de/Blog/category/tutorials/real-3d-stereoskopie/page/2/]http://www.cloudpictures.de]http://www.cloudpictures.de/Blog/category/tutorials/real-3d-stereoskopie/page/2/

Some more pictures for red/cyan glasses can be found on my Homepage.
http://www.cloudpictures.de under Stereoscopic.

A short 3d animation for red/cyan glasses can be found at Video.com
<a href="http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=21545135&amp;server=vimeo.com&amp;fullscreen=1&amp;show_title=1&amp;show_byline=1&amp;show_portrait=0&amp;color=01AAEA" target="_blank">http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=21545135&amp;server=vimeo.com&amp;fullscreen=1&amp;show_title=1&amp;show_byline=1&amp;show_portrait=0&amp;color=01AAEA</a>

I hope you will find useful tips.
Thanks for watching
Hirnlaich

I am making 3D lenticular pictures of fractals. You can see a few examples of my work in http://www.pop3dart.com/lenticular-art-for-sale.html .
Itsikw