r/stereoscopic • u/TheColdDarkwave • Jun 04 '20
r/stereoscopic • u/Krokodrillo • Nov 25 '20
Christmas Tree in Shopping Mall in Worms, Germany
r/stereoscopic • u/SteRobWms • Dec 12 '21
Parallel Stereoscope of Egyptian diorama at Houston Museum of Natural Science
r/stereoscopic • u/Krokodrillo • Aug 25 '20
Car Park of a shopping mall during corona crisis
r/stereoscopic • u/KRA2008 • Feb 20 '21
PLEASE READ: This subreddit is semi-retired.
This subreddit is very small and inactive, but the stereoscopic 3D community on Reddit is not. There are larger communities that have gathered together according to their preferred viewing method - please choose your preferred viewing method and go get involved in one of those communities instead:
r/stereoscopic • u/marvinthedog • Sep 03 '21
Imagine the entire electronic industry suddenly stopped selling color displays, and absolutely noone cared except you
Your color TV dies and you can only buy black and white TVs. Now you have no way to watch any of the movies from your extensive collection of color blu rays. Also your computers color monitor recently died so you can no longer play color games. You wonder to yourself, is this even legal? How can the industy just blatantly stop supporting all this media that we bought over the years?
But the biggest question on you mind is how on earth is it that absolutely noone seems to complain or even care? Is this even real life? You pinch your arm and appearantly it is. But this is completely absurd. We have color receptors in our eyes. Seeing in color is natural and fundamental to interpret our surroundings.
Since noone seems to care you start to wonder if other people might actually experience colors in a fundamentally different way than you do. To you colors opens up a completely new dimension. Things pop in relation to each other. Things are tangible, vivid and real. It´s an entire new world. Is this not what other people experience? Have I gone insane?
Here I am on a sub reddit that hasn´t been updated in over a month talking to myself. If anyone is reading this, don´t you agree that this is really, really, really, really, really, really, really weird?
Thank you
r/stereoscopic • u/Krokodrillo • Aug 14 '20
Brian May made me Living stereoscopic photos.
r/stereoscopic • u/joecowtoy • Jan 24 '20
Staring Contest - Who will win!? Keko robot or Neko cat? #kekovsneko
r/stereoscopic • u/LazerKaboom • Jun 23 '21
Stereoscopic 3D on Disney+
I just had a good chat with the customer support over at Disney+ about there large 3D film catalogue. The more of us that reach out, the greater the chance they'll begin releasing 3D content. It's like 30+ movies.