True Anaglyph

I don't know why this kind of Anaglyph is called a "True Anaglyph," but that's what I found in my research, and that's what I am calling it here. It isn't my favorite but it solves some of the problems with the Bitmask Filter Anaglyph.

Start with these right and left images:

four cubes with black edges. Going clockwise from the upper left, the cube faces are red, green, gray, and blue.four cubes with black edges. Going clockwise from the upper left, the cube faces are red, green, gray, and blue.

Filter each image. For this Generator, all colors are mapped to a shade of red or a shade of blue.

four cubes with black edges, red faces, with a red background.four cubes with black edges, blue faces, with a blue background.

Add the two images together, yielding:

four cubes with black edges, magenta faces, with a magenta background.

Add finishing touches to the result with the postDraw method:

four cubes with black edges, magenta faces, with a magenta background.

With red-cyan 3D Glasses this looks better than the bitmask generator but still isn't all that great. It does do a better job with primary colors, and for grayish images, it looks reasonable.