WU-Gallery

For a while now it has been possible in Second Life to use a built in depth of field tool not only to take snapshots but whilst running the viewer. This essentially means that residents can set controls so that one specific area of the viewer is in focus rather than the entire rendered scene, much like you would expect from some camera lenses. A more detailed explanation of this can be found on Second Life’s DOF wiki page which also contains some resident created videos using this feature.

Free Viewer 2 You Tube TV

This free unscripted You Tube TV is an easy way to watch your favourite You Tube clips with friends in Second Life without having to own the land the TV is rezzed on, or deeding it to any group….

Adding Multiple SLurls to an SL Map

If you have an area of land or a sim in Second Life that has more than one area of interest to visitors, it can be limiting to present them with just one SLURL at a time….

5 Gimp Plugins for Second Life Photographers

There is an army of Gimp users who develop their own plugins and scripts to share with the wider Gimp community and many can be a real help to Second Life photographers. Here I list some of those plugins….

How to Create 3D Images for Second Life

Trying to find the best way to turn Second Life snapshots into 3D anaglyph images is something I have been working on for a while. A few simple attempts demonstrated it was….

Camera hud for 3D Images

This is a simple camera control hud based on Azurei Ash’s camera script. The purpose of the hud is to help users create stereo images that can be turned into anaglyph 3D images. I have created a tutorial on how to do this here…..