After some Googling, I realized that there is no way to simulate the look, due to a complex polarization technology. This led me back to playing with traditional red-cyan anaglyphs. While there are many DIY tutorials out there (more than a few which are unnecessarily complicated), the one I used at PhotoKaboom is pretty intuitive.
Here's the result (you'll need the old-fashioned 3d glasses with one cyan lens and one red lens to see it properly):
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgBAfGfW2TV7X_VxldBAt1hBOSOiiyEsqMPrJ4wS2sT9gBQo3-Svh3s18JdHUbSYJZqVlUzB4allvVF59m4Z3yMUSK3VlsiFFxgRe_Ear1LmzJmukoIQ4ooLQi0VZ_ZX8151zvwLZAGx_k/s400/dynne3d_web.jpg)
Your mileage may vary. (Note that because I didn't have the same version of Photoshop as the author, I did not distort the layers before moving the cyan one.)
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