Stereo Photography

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Stereo Photography

3-D or stereoscopic imagery uses two images of the same scene taken from slightly different viewpoints. Using one of many viewing technologies, the images are combined in your mind producing a third dimension—depth.
Almost all-stereo images start with a pair of photographs taken a few inches apart. The effect is to duplicate the spacing of our eyes that gives us stereo vision.
There are several methods that can be used to create stereoscopic images for viewing. We shall consider some of them, which is possible to name not as labour-consuming in manufacturing.

Anaglyph Images

Icilov-aviv .Tel-aviv Weizman center
Design: Zarhy Architects Ltd.

The stalactite and stalagmite cave
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You need red-blue-glasses to see them... (click on the thumbnails to enlarge)

Anaglyphs, like other technologies, use a pair of images taken from slightly different vantage points. These two images are then color corrected and superimposed slightly out of register so one image is offset slightly from the other. When viewed through a pair of glasses with different colored lenses,

the image appears in 3D. The glasses are usually red and blue, but they can also be other combinations depending on how the image was coded and the color of the glasses used to view them. Normally the red lens covers the left eye and the blue or green lens the right eye, but this can vary.

Example of use Anaglyph Images in a composition of an exhibition or advertising

You need red-blue-glasses to see them... (click on the thumbnails to enlarge)

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12.12.2002@ Grigory Anastasiev

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