3D printing lenticular lenses

After some experiments, I reached the opportunity to make lenticular lenses on the printer. My experiments have shown the possibility of stereoscopic and variable images.
There are many programs for preparing stereo-vario pictures. However, I used actions for Photoshop from here http://www.media-security.ru/rastr/howtomake.htm (in Russian, but you can enable translation in the browser).
If the project interests you, I can post here the images for printing on a laser or inkjet printer (write in the comments).
Yes, it doesn’t work perfectly yet, but I suppose to configure everything.

Print instructions

Supports: No

Resolution: 1

Infill: 0

Filament_material: Transparent

Notes:
It is necessary to print in spiral mode. I used a natural PLA, nozzle 1.0 and a layer height 0.7 (in theory, it also works from 0.4 and higher). My advice is not to make the layer height more than 0.5 of the nozzle diameter (and certainly not more than the nozzle diameter) and it is necessary to reduce the printing speed, otherwise the plastic will not have time to warm up.