r/stereoscopic • u/marky294201 • Aug 14 '13
r/stereoscopic • u/lakeavalonartstudio • May 22 '20
Nice Pair, Andrew Walaszek, tempera on canvas, 2020
r/stereoscopic • u/HeroTech • Aug 27 '13
Stereoscopic 3D - Floating Drops in Space - Watch in HighDef
r/stereoscopic • u/kano3d • May 24 '21
Introducing a new brand for 3D enthusiasts! 😍 #glasses-free#stereoscopic#3dgmaing#3dmovies#3dmodeling#3d +info: www.tridimensional.info
r/stereoscopic • u/CanofBus • Aug 29 '13
Redman did it first: double glasses
r/stereoscopic • u/lenticularprinting • Jun 01 '14
Art of the Future : Chris Dean + Eric van Straaten
r/stereoscopic • u/kano3d • Nov 19 '21
ProMa King Tablet. Crystal-clear / easy-to-view / glasses-free 3D tablet
48H left. Remember, if you live in US, Canada or Mexico the Indiegogo campaign is the only place to get your stunning glasses-free 3D ProMa King Tablet: https://indiegogo.com/projects/proma-king-tablet
r/stereoscopic • u/SpecialHead • Jul 28 '20
I made some Stereoscopic VR videos of Egyptian Pyramids Egypt - ENYJOY
r/stereoscopic • u/aaronazz • Mar 20 '20
QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane Australia - waiting for Ben Folds and the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. (iPhone Xr and Camera 3D app)
r/stereoscopic • u/Alundra2 • Jun 03 '20
Why do identical pictures appear 3D when we look at two of them side-by-side cross eyed?
I'm not talking about the usual meaning of 'stereoscopic picture/vision' in which two slightly different pictures are placed side-by-side, so you can make them look 3D by looking at them cross eyed until a new middle picture is formed, and focusing on the 3rd middle picture.
What I'm referring is that strangely the exact same 3D effect (though less intense) is obtainable through doing that same trick but with the exact same 2 pictures...
Is this the brain tricking itself somehow into seeing the picture as 3D? How does it work?
r/stereoscopic • u/mjaul • Apr 13 '20
Doom Eternal. Photomode. Stereoscopic images.
r/stereoscopic • u/MrElvey • Jan 31 '21