Peter,
here are some general considerations for stereo images
A. The images should be ~63mm apart with respect to a point which you
consider to be neutral, i.e. neither lies in front or in the back of the
zero-plane
B. The distance of the images also put restrictions on their size, which
is something you need to consider. Usually it is 1 ½ columns in a journal, if I
am not mistaken.
C. For labels I use a program like photoshop or canvas, just because one
has a wider selection of fonts and they produce antialiased renderings. I
usually attach labels to landmarks, with which they share the same depth. For
example if you want to label residue 234 and have the residue drawn in stick,
you could place both upper left corners of the labels on the CA position, group
them and move them out of the way so as they do not interfere with the rest of
the graphic. Using this trick ensures that the labels appear in the correct
depth.
HTH
Carsten
From: peter hudson [mailto:peter.hudson.pe...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, September 07, 2009 12:30 PM
To: pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [PyMOL] label a stereo .png image in pymol
Hello all
I have made a stereo image in pymol and photoadobeshop. But, i would like to
label the image file which should like a stereo image label. how that can be
done in the pymol. I can do it in photoadobeshop .problem lies her that i am
not sure is the labels are really stereo or not?
can anyone suggest solutions. I would appreciate that.
Thanks in advance
peter
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