Methods Used In 3D Stereoscopic Photography

 

​3D Stereoscopic Photography

3D stereoscopic photography is the art of taking a viewing two slightly offset photographs to create three-dimensional images.

The 3D effect works because of a stereopsis principle. Each eye is in a different location and that's why you see a slight difference in the image. The difference between both the images is what lets us look depth. This effect can be replicated with photography by capturing two pictures of the subject that are offset by the same distance. The two images are then viewed so that each eye views only the corresponding picture. Your brain puts the two images together as it does for normal vision and you see a single three-dimensional image.

This Kshitij Vivan Institute Ahmedabad blog post will give you a brief introduction to the various Methods Used In 3D Stereoscopic Photography.