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Experiments in 3-Dimensional Photography

    As a fun sidebar to the building and photographing of scale models, I've experimented with photographing my models (and other things) as 3-Dimensional images. The process involves taking two photographs of a subject, with each photo representing the view through the left and right eye, giving the image a natural appearing perspective. Though not a particularly difficult process, it can, at times, be a tricky task in making sure that both images are aligned and scaled properly to insure a convincing 3D effect.

    These pages include two basic types of 3D images:
 
Stereo Pairs: Two distinct and separate images are viewed with each eye focusing on a single image. The eyes must cross to correctly achieve the 3D effect. This is actually easier than it sounds and the effect can be impressive.

CLICK HERE


Stereo Anaglyphs: The two images are combined into a single image with each image tinted red for one eye,  blue or green for the other. Red/blue "3D Glasses" are required for the proper viewing of these images.

CLICK HERE

(3D glasses are available for free at Pulltime 3D Laboratories )

For more information and some more cool 3D images,
visit the Optometrists Network 3D Vision Site.

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