Working on the PC after the first set!

The 3D pictures that are now converted to anaglyph JPEGs are ready and capable to be viewed on any device that has JPEG support.  It is nice to know that I can burn a data CD-R or DVD-R and bring them with me to put in a Blu-Ray player because I can use it to do a full resolution slideshow on a high-definition television.  Then I realized I could bring a pair of glasses with me but viewers would have to take turns viewing the pictures inconveniently because of the lack of glasses.  So I started thinking about different ways to get around this problem but bringing the glasses with me seems to be the only current feasible option.  I felt a need inside me to want to get as many 3D glasses I could find so when I go to a party or even have guests over I could have everyone watch pictures simultaneously so I could get instant feedback. I tried to ignore this roadblock for the moment so I wouldn’t get mad about it.  I grabbed my W1 and went outside on a nice sunny day to take random photos to see what I can find that was good to look at.  Thanksgiving Day was approaching and was excited to take some pictures of food and anything relevant for that holiday coming soon.  I started converted more images and noticed that now I was going through 2 gigabyte cards like there was no tomorrow and using more than double the memory card from just converting the pictures on the computer.  I was getting a headache about thinking about how I was setting up subdirectories just for all of these files and the space I was using quite rapidly.  The reason I was using 2 gigabyte cards was to better memory manage the folders so It would be easier to transfer, organize, and back up for future usage.  I plan to use decent 4 gigabyte cards soon so I can take more pictures with this 10 megapixel 3D digital camera.  So now I needed a lot of hard drive space and a lot of 3D anaglyph blue and red glasses in order to do what I wanted to do.  The toll of having a 3D camera is starting to become relevant but still worth the initial purchase just because seeing the pictures in a new dimension was a unique experience.  I grabbed my flash drive and put some of the converted pictures on it and transferred to my Netbook computer to see how they appeared on it just in case I wanted to travel with it.  I enjoyed viewing the pictures on it and then the idea of perhaps an inexpensive picture frame might be a good idea in the future to travel with instead of the Netbook.