My very first stereo picture

[praxis]

I was thinking about doing this for a while now, and last night I finally decided to try one out I'm very pleased with the result and i'm sure i'll try this again in the future.

To view this properly you need a pair of red-cyan glasses.

[DigiChromeEd]

Excellent! What equipment did you use to produce this?

[kds315*]

Could you do a version for crosseyed viewing?

[kds315*]

I made one quickly, so no glasses needed for viewing that crossed eye version ... pretty good shot actually! (the stereo window needed some adjustment - I adopted your idea and let the legs stick out that window...a violation of conventional rules, but who cares...)

Crossed eye viewing






Universal LRL version (crosseyed left + parallel right)

[Orio]

I unfortunately don't eyeglasses have the
but cool Klaus really version is !

(sorry... uncrossing eyes...)

I don't have the eyeglasses unfortunately
but Klaus version is really cool !

[kds315*]

Thanks Orio. Great that it works for you! Most people don't have such glasses laying
around at home, so I usually do the crossed eye version as for about 80% of all people that works.

[praxis]

Thank you Klaus, you're right, I'll post both versions from now on.
Personally I can do crossed eye / parallel viewing only if the pictures are small and in this way most details are lost. On the other hand with anaglyph glasses you lose most color information.

I like the fact that taking this sort of pictures you can additionally play with the depth of the image, deciding what will "stick out" and what will seem deep.

I took the picture using my (one) Canon 500D with the Helios 44M-6. I actually took two pictures, about 7cm from one another. This works only for stationary subjects since you have to take your time...

[shauttra]

works great with anaglyph glasses, but i prefer looking at crosseye pictures!
thanks for sharing!!