Welcome!

For some 3D pictures, head to my Flickr page. On the web, you can ooh, ahh, and LOL to your heart's content!

Cross-eye format gives perfect detail and color without any special equipment, and is easy to view with a little practice.

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Anaglyph format works with just a glance if you have red-cyan (blue) 3D glasses.

Parallel format is a standard for further processing, such as "wiggle" animation in the Schillr multi-format Web viewer.

To read about photography, take a look at the (fully wikified) "blog".

If you like this so much you want to make yourself a fancy 3D camera, check out some options in the post "Stereo Photography for the Digital Age".

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For a simpler 3D camera-making tutorial, try Wikihow.

If you're new to all of this, consider a ready-made 3D digital compact like the 2010 Fuji W3.

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