wiggling stereo wiggle
About my wiggling stereo wiggle
August 12, 2005; by Igor Polk
A simple stereo effect can be achieved without any expensive and cumbersome devices like goggles and stereoscopes and any mind bogging technologies. With a computer, a couple of images displayed alternatively can produce a fantastic illusion.
- What is the point?, somebody says. The point is that sometimes a flat photo can not convey the true image of the place. 3D is required. Here is a little collection of 5 photographs which either make no sense in 2D or even give a false impression. Wiggling helps to estimate what is really on the picture: Castle Crags photos.
August 12, 2005; by Igor Polk
A simple stereo effect can be achieved without any expensive and cumbersome devices like goggles and stereoscopes and any mind bogging technologies. With a computer, a couple of images displayed alternatively can produce a fantastic illusion.
- What is the point?, somebody says. The point is that sometimes a flat photo can not convey the true image of the place. 3D is required. Here is a little collection of 5 photographs which either make no sense in 2D or even give a false impression. Wiggling helps to estimate what is really on the picture: Castle Crags photos.
posted by Ann Þø at Monday, August 29, 2005
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