a 2D to 3D software (autostereoscopic)

Hi everyone,

if you need to convert 2D image into 3D, you may try "kuencula", it's a freeware, you can input one image and its corresponding depth map to generate images from eight different virtual view points(for autostereoscopic displays), and also, adjust the output of 3D images extrude or concave on the screen.

there is the tutorial video on youtube


and the download site
http://kuencula.blogspot.com/

I'm a student from Taiwan, and kuencula is my master thesis project.

if there are any ideas for improvement, please let me know, thank you.

5/10/2013:
A demo video of the latest version

 

always nice to see people working on this .

Will try as soon as i can.

Keep the good work

 

hello friend can u send me ur email id or add me as your friend so we can discuss more on ur project

 

Dear Kuenbutsai,

I would like to watch that tutorial and please allow me to download your software for a test ,

Thanks munch

 

Need a copy of Kuencula

Dear Kuenbutsai,

I'm impressed with your project. I'm in this 3D world for a decade & i would like to try to use your software. But i can't get any link to download it. May i get the link to have the copy & i may give some inputs on improvements & also to commercialize it.


Cheers,

Inther

 

Hello Kuenbutsai,

Can i get the access to look at your project?

Regards,
Gaurish

 

anybody can show real good quality of conversion? let me know

 

Please check this link , I converted this KFC commercial using Photoshop and sony Vegas.

 

Hi everybody, I re-opened the website and tutorial video, you can download the newer version of this program from the same link, and I added a demo video of the latest version. thank you.

 

This is great Digital123, I'm excited, this is exactly what I'm looking for in 3D quality, like the depth and the bright sharp colorful images. Even when I use red and blue/canyon glasses, It still keeps it's video quality and bright colors, this is superb. Please tell me what version of Sony Vegas you used for the side by side 3D, and or maybe a little tutorial on how you did it. 2 thumbs up.

Thank you
Bobby