Welcome 3-D
fans! I have always enjoyed stereo photography, and would like to share some of my photos with you. Here you see me with my vintage Revere 3-D camera from the 50's, but I have also taken 3-D pictures with twinned Pentax SLR's, as well as a single Pentax using a sliding technique. Please enjoy! | ![]() |
Note: some pictures on my forum are .jps (stereo jpeg) files.
If your browser won't open them, you can download the free DEPTH CHARGE viewer.
It allows viewing in all formats: cross-eye, parallel, anaglyph, etc.
3-D shooters, do you take stereo pictures in the 4" by 6" print format?
See my CLIP VIEWER as featured in the tech support section of Berezin Stereo Photography Products.
Cross-eyed Freeviewing |
This a technique that takes a little
practice, but when mastered, will allow you
to see the pictures in three dimensions!
Follow these simple steps: 1. Sit squarely
in front of your monitor. If you find that you can't master this technique, click HERE for the parallel method of freeviewing 3-D. |
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Hibiscus | Hibiscus |
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"Comin' at ya" | "Comin' at ya" |
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Seashell | Seashell |
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Frozen splash! | Frozen splash! |
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Superman! | Superman! |
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