Artlenz^® Digi-Photo-Flip™ (Fun with Photos)

The Digi-Photo-Flip (DPF) program merges two digital photos for printing as a single image. A thin plastic lenticular lens sheet, applied to the print, separates the images depending on viewing angle. Pictures 'flip' from image 'A' to image 'B' as you flex the picture in your hand. Great fun for anyone owning a digital camera, computer and ink jet printer.

The DPF program is a hobby level program that interlaces two pictures stored on your computer. The program runs on Windows 98, NT, 2000, and XP and requires 40MB to load and 100MB to run.

Two-dimensional computer screens and animation do not provide a true representation of the final picture. Use a little imagination as you view the following example:

These photos were cropped to the same size, and so that the eyes would fall on top of each other.

The DPF program is designed for simplicity. Once installed, the DPF Dashboard (pictured below) appears on your screen.

First, select Help from the menu and print the notes, to learn how to operate the program and position the lens sheet on top of the photo.

Additional examples and more detailed instructions for achieving the 'flip' effect are illustrated in our downloadable instruction sheet.

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