3D / Stereo Imaging

Stereo, or 3D imaging, requires delivering a slightly different image to each eye. The difference is created by the slightly different point-of-view that each eye has, which is about 15 degrees for an object held close to your face. So all you need is a pair of images taken from slightly different points-of-view.

Anaglyph

A stereoscopic 3D display technology that separates the stereo frames by RGB colors. Dating back more than a hundred years, the anaglyph method has been used for photographs, a handful of films in theaters and 3D comic books. Anaglyph images can also be downloaded from the Web or created in the computer.

360 3D

A 360 Photo is a photo that allows you to view more than just a snapshot of a scene. … You can also create 360 Photos by using special 360 camera hardware, taking a panorama on from and iPhone camera or certain Android cameras, or snapping a photo sphere from certain apps like Street View and Google Camera.

3D 180

With VR180 cameras capture photos and video in 3D, but can be viewed and shared in either 2D or 3D. A VR headset, including even a Google Cardboard headset, is all that’s required to experience in VR so your friends and family can step into your memories and look around like they were there.

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