3D…Without Those Nerdy Glasses
-via MediaVR
The quasi-3D effect is from a simple technology called ‘wiggle stereoscopy‘, where two almost-identical images are quickly alternated back and forth. Remember when you were in college and you’d stare at those fuzzy pictures until you saw a 3D image? This is essentially the same thing, except without the nauseating cross-eyed headache.
-via Blue Swami
-via Hillel Steinberg
***If you want to create your own 3D images (and you’re not afraid of a little Javascript) check out this tutorial. There are also a few user-friendly iPhone apps that make ‘wiggle stereoscopy’ simple.
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But, Question: Who puts a helmet on their kid on a tire swing in the back yard?