Pricing details
3DMK Features |
Photo A6 |
Photo A5+ |
Photo A4 |
Photo A3+ |
Photo 120 |
Pro |
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| Lenticular image MAX size | 6″x6″ (15×15 cm) |
9″x9″ (22×22 cm) |
12″x12″ (30×30 cm) |
20″x20″ (50×50 cm) |
50″x50″ (120×120 cm) |
1500″x1500″ (3800×3800 cm) |
| Max Number of source Frames | 64 | 64 | 64 | 128 | 256 | 512 |
| Lenticular LPI | 0.1-300 | 0.1-300 | 0.1-300 | 0.1-300 | 0.1-300 | 0.1-600 |
| Max Resolution | 720 PPI | 720 PPI | 720 PPI | 720 PPI | 1440 PPI | 9600 PPI |
| Import from StereoTracer | ||||||
| Transparency | ||||||
| MPO Format | ||||||
| PSB Format | ||||||
| Image Partitioning | ||||||
| CMYK Support* (see details below) | ||||||
Effects |
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| Layered3D | ||||||
| Generating DepthMaps for layers with an alpha channel | ||||||
| Flip (2 frames) | ||||||
| Morphing, Zoom, Motion | ||||||
| Load & Edit DepthMap for a layer | ||||||
| 3D from loaded multiview frames set | ||||||
Additionally |
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| Sample projects | ||||||
| Free 1-Year Updates | ||||||
| Technical Support |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How does the Demo software work?
You can download the installation pack of Triaxes 3DMasterKit to evaluate the software and make your pilot projects. The program works in the Demo mode until it is activated. All the functions of the Professional edition are available in the Demo mode. The Demo mode is not for commercial purpose and have a reminder: Triaxes logo on the resulting images.
If the program is already activated as Start, you can temporarily switch to the Demo mode (for example, to evaluate all the features of the Professional edition) using the Help-Activation … menu command and click Demo.
How long does the purchased license for the program work?
The purchased license for the program is valid for an unlimited period of time (permanent license). There is also a year of free updates provided after the purchase of the license.
How do I get a new version of the program?
You can get new versions of the program for free within a year after the purchase. Download the installation package from the website and install the new version of the program. To activate it, use the Activation Code you already have. In the future, if you wish to purchase a new version of the program, you will receive a 75% discount from the current price of the program and the updates will be free again for the next year.
How to choose the software edition?
You can see features available for every edition in the table. First of all, the program editions differ in the maximum size of the lenticular interlaced images. When choosing a edition, you can focus on the size of the printer that you plan to use for printing lenticular images. You can also contact us for consultation on this matter.
How to buy the software?
Click on the “Add to Cart” button located under the selected program edition. After that, you can continue shopping or go to the shopping cart and choose a convenient payment method. After the operation is completed, an activation code will be automatically sent to your e-mail.
What is Technical support means?
Technical support means assistance in installing and using the program’s features. For more details please follow the link Technical support and lenticular technology training
Are there any training for 3D beginners?
Yes. For more details please follow the link Consultations on the lenticular printing technology
*How does CMYK image support work?
CMYK color mode support is implemented when opening PSD files and interlacing (encoding) the results directly into a file (PSD, PSB, or TIF).
When you open a CMYK image, temporary internal copies are created in RGB color mode to display the original images on the screen (displays are RGB).
The original CMYK data is used for the interlacing. The color profile of the FIRST (source) image is used for the lenticular (interlaced) image.
An interlaced lenticular image in CMYK color mode is written directly to a file and not displayed on the screen.
When you open a CMYK image, temporary internal copies are created in RGB color mode to display the original images on the screen (displays are RGB).
The original CMYK data is used for the interlacing. The color profile of the FIRST (source) image is used for the lenticular (interlaced) image.
An interlaced lenticular image in CMYK color mode is written directly to a file and not displayed on the screen.
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