Have you ever asked yourself how to view all these stereoscopic 3D
photographs, films and artwork out there without expensive equipment?
Or are you a stereoscopy enthusiast, but your friends cannot view cross-eyed?
Made from a CD cover and filled with water, these glasses are a costless, easy to build solution. The viewing experience is very pleasant and the glasses can be used for a wide range of media sizes.
Or are you a stereoscopy enthusiast, but your friends cannot view cross-eyed?
Made from a CD cover and filled with water, these glasses are a costless, easy to build solution. The viewing experience is very pleasant and the glasses can be used for a wide range of media sizes.
I built the goggles following a very comprehensible tutorial
on vrtifacts.com. The construction
is very simple and doesn't require much more than a CD cover and
all-purpose glue.
Figure 1: Stereo glasses in stereo.
Click to enlarge.
Figure 2: Another stereoscopic photography.
Click to enlarge.
You can find a lot more stereo photos on my Phereo account or my Google+ images.
Yours sincerely,
Turnvater Janosch
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