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I saw a photo stereogram once, and decided to experiment with making one myself...
And it freaking worked!
So what I did, was hold my phone to my eye, took a pic, then held it to the other eye, trying to keep it level, and took another pic. Then I put the left pic on the right, and the right pic on the left, and that's it! It would be much better if I had a tri-pod rather than doing it free hand, but these things are evidently very easy to make!
Just thought that was cool XD
And it freaking worked!
So what I did, was hold my phone to my eye, took a pic, then held it to the other eye, trying to keep it level, and took another pic. Then I put the left pic on the right, and the right pic on the left, and that's it! It would be much better if I had a tri-pod rather than doing it free hand, but these things are evidently very easy to make!
Just thought that was cool XD
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When you look at it and cross your eyes, you get a 3-D effect
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBa-bCxsZDk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBa-bCxsZDk
Hi Hericks,
Kudos to the 3D photo. I too was able to see the depth in your stereogram.
When I bought my first digital camera in 2000, I attempted to run the experiment off my back porch by seeing depth in the architecture. It too worked. My favorite 3D photos involve statues and sculptures.
Hope you will make more 3D pictures. Enjoy!
Cheers,
---> Wally
Kudos to the 3D photo. I too was able to see the depth in your stereogram.
When I bought my first digital camera in 2000, I attempted to run the experiment off my back porch by seeing depth in the architecture. It too worked. My favorite 3D photos involve statues and sculptures.
Hope you will make more 3D pictures. Enjoy!
Cheers,
---> Wally
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