In Search Of The Lost 3rd Dimension
I've always been a sucker for optical ilusions that recreate 3D visions on flat surfaces.I like to do some 3D experiments myself,but not always have enough time for that as I would like to.
But in the last days I found this nice vintage stereoview photo on Flickr.This kind of double photos were originally meant to be viewed through an stereoscope (the ancestor of the View-Master ®) but thought it would be fun trying to recreate the same 3D effect using other techniques.
Here's the photo as an anaglyph:
You'll need red and blue 3D glassesfor this one.Just remember to put the red color over your left eye.
And I don't know what's the name for this other method...it's based upon the miracle of animated GIFs:
But in the last days I found this nice vintage stereoview photo on Flickr.This kind of double photos were originally meant to be viewed through an stereoscope (the ancestor of the View-Master ®) but thought it would be fun trying to recreate the same 3D effect using other techniques.
Here's the photo as an anaglyph:
You'll need red and blue 3D glassesfor this one.Just remember to put the red color over your left eye.
And I don't know what's the name for this other method...it's based upon the miracle of animated GIFs:
