Setting the 3D elements

• 3D of a layer is created by making it translate from left to right or in opposite direction.

• When the 3D is increased the layer crosses more lenses (moves move)

• The more 3D you apply to a layer the fuzzier it will appear

Choosing the lens

• High LPI frequency will give you a High Definition image.

• High LPI frequency is better for small images seen from close.

• Low LPI frequency will give you a Big 3D.

• Low LPI frequency is better for large images seen from a distance.

• High LPI frequency focusing on a THICK substrate will take no time to print.

• Low LPI frequency focusing on a THIN substrate will take more time to print.

Printing and registration

• Angle registration is very important. You need to registrate on the same side of the substrate to keep the angle right.

• Dust or dirt can cause poor adhesion of the lens.

• Only transparent substrate of the correct thickness should be used.