Monthly Archives: November 2009

A basic 3D Stereo photography tutorial Introduction Part 1 – History & Theory Part 2 – Create a basic 3D picture Part 3 – Refining the technique Part 4 – Getting serious about 3D Stereo photography Part 5 – Further … Continue reading →

Part 5 – Further reading There are some very active yahoo groups that showcase 3D stereo photography and 3D-Anaglyphs http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/anaglyphs/http://groups.yahoo.com/group/photo-3d/ For additional reading I would redirect you to these sources which have additional reading material and most comprehensive cross-reference sections … Continue reading →

Part 4 – Getting serious about 3D digital photography As I said in the beginning, 3D photography is not new. There are still a lot of people that are passionate about it (as you will see from the reference links … Continue reading →

Part 3 – Refining the techniqueSelecting the right themes Some themes work better for 3D than others. Especially where the stereo-pair of pictures are not taken at the same instant but in sequence (e.g. cha cha). Generally, themes that work … Continue reading →

Part 2 – Create a basic 3D picture Doing the cha-cha Let me quickly introduce you to the cha-cha method. No, not the dance, although that’s where the name comes from. In order to create a real 3D image, you … Continue reading →

Part 1 – History and theory This part is a bit academic, but it will give you a basic understanding of why things work the way they do. I recommend that you read it, but if your fingers are itching … Continue reading →

Intro – How to create 3-Dimensional pictures with your normal digital camera. I got my first “taste” of stereo photography as a toddler. My grandfather (who died before I was born) was a stereo photographer, and left behind a legacy … Continue reading →