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Version 0.5 of Grape 10 is ready for download:
What's new:
Compact and Preview tools were improved,
Preview is now accessible from the Sequence menu to preview any sequence,
A few minor bugs were corrected.
Thanks to all the users who provided feedback.
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Grape 10 has a built-in help. However, to learn more about its algorithms and the underlying theory, read the book "Lenticular Content Editing with Grape 10." This book is available for order from this website and bookstores worldwide. You can also read it online (subscription required).
The current revision is 0.1 (uploaded on March 2nd, 2025).
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You can now read the Grape 10 book directly from the website (subscription required).
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Grape 10 Adware is now available for Mac. Download the software directly from the Grape 10 page.
First of all, thank you very much for your effort and wonderful sharing. In Grape10, why is the horizontal and vertical pixel ratio of the interlaced image different from that of the original image? For example, in sequences where the width is 70mm and the height is 120mm, the horizontal pixel count of the interlaced image turns out to be much higher than the vertical pixel count. Why is the horizontal pixel count significantly higher than the vertical pixel count in this case? Could you please explain this?