Awesome videos Michael! These are really helping me on my lenticular journey. I was going to ask if it is okay to use a inkjet printer to print images and put lenticulars over, or is it better to get a laser printer?
You could interlace a 2-phase flip. Something like all blue to all red and measure it with a protractor. The majority of thin litho sheets are wide angle 45-55 degrees.
I have no idea. It has always worked fine for me. There is no support for SuperFlip, so you will have to troubleshoot the issue yourself. That's one reason why people purchase modern commercial interlacing software.
Had the same problem. I initially used .png images and it crashed. After I converted those images to .jpg or .JPEG files, I had no more crashes. Hope this helps.
