Portal publications about the history of stereoscopy, 3D techniques, photography, film, optics, lenticular and modern spatial technologies.
A two-frame flip is a good starting point for lenticular printing, but it requires more than simply combining two illustrations. The key factors are matching frames, knowing the lens LPI, pr...
A bright LCD screen can serve as a simple source of linearly polarized light. By rotating the film being tested in front of it, you can find the positions of maximum transmission and greates...
To create your own 3D image, all you need is a simple pair of glasses with filters, two shots of a stationary scene, and an editor that can combine RGB channels. We show the entire process a...
You do not need a camera with two lenses to create a true stereo pair. All you need is a smartphone, a static scene, and two photos taken after shifting the phone slightly sideways.
