Stereo Pictures for Cross-Eyed Viewing. Stereo Pictures for Cross-Eyed Viewing.
These galleries document and illustrate various ways to take stereo pictures with film and digital cameras, using home-built adapters. Most of these methods require no special construction skills and very small expense. These galleries presume some prior knowledge of stereo photography. Those new to this form of photography can get a painless tutorial at Life & Depth: An Introduction to Stereo Photography.
The Library: Stereo Photography - by Fritz G. Waack. Every picture must be sharp from near to far distances.
In the finished framed pictures there is to be no vertical parallax. Identical points in both single views must always lie on the same horizontal. The entire picture should appear as lying behind the Stereo Window. The photographic base must be about one thirtieth of the distance from the camera to the nearest object. 3D Scanning Services from XYZ RGB. Upload.