How to make 3D lenticular prints?

[LongLensPhotography]

I saw one large poster that looked like a 3D image. I really like that idea, and want to try it.

What would I need to give it a ago?

Thanks.

 

[LongLensPhotography]

That was an excellent response so far.

To clarify I am looking for something like this:
http://www.riotofcolour.com/lenticularprintingB.htm?gclid=CJ-0weWamaUCFSr-2AodyyLJGg
http://www.3dz.co.uk/

The only question is what would I need to do to have a file ready for printing?
I am considering 3D landscape images, landmarks, maybe even animals, etc.

Thanks.

 

[Nod]

Isn't that the way FujiFilm are getting their 3D effect? In which case, you'll be needing one of their 3D cameras and a suitable display. Or the patience to wait for the prints to come back from their processor.

 

[coldpenguin]

As they do 2D to 3D conversion, I would think that the bare minimum would be a conventional perspective setup shot.
I.e. two images, taken looking at a single point, with 5 inches between their centre points horizontaly along the plane of the sensor.

Both sites seem to suggest calling them should you have any questions.

 

[MARK AMIES]

Not 100% sure, but I do believe that the Titanic exhibition at the O2, London is doing 3D printing.

 

[eeyore]

Holy thread revival!

Other then fuji, can anyone recomend a printer?

 

[eeyore]

Well I got some prints done with fuji 3d, only took 2 months to be delivered. 3 pictures 2 were utter rubbish, my fault, but one of a virgin train came out amazing.