You normally use a 3D Lorgnette to view stereopairs side-by-side in books that are slightly larger than stereocards. Therefor they not only magnify, but also use prisms to slant your view. If you flip the viewing direction, you can also narrow the view, wich worked fine for me with the iPodTouch Gen2.
Sources in USA :
Berezin, who also sells the KMQ viewer that converts iPad into mobile 3-D cinemas.
3Dstereo
Sources in Germany:
Perspektrum
3d-foto-shop With a better photo.
And you will also get some at my own shop. I plan to ship them in kits with DIY stands for stereo photobooks and maybe for the iOS as well.
Please comment, tweet (@openMy3D) or email me for other sources to publish here.
Montag, 25. April 2011
If you cannot get a my3D, try this 3D-Lorgnette
You normally use a 3D Lorgnette to view stereopairs side-by-side in books that are slightly larger than stereocards. Therefor they not only magnify, but also use prisms to slant your view. If you flip the viewing direction, you can also narrow the view, wich worked fine for me with the iPodTouch Gen2.
Sources in USA :
Berezin, who also sells the KMQ viewer that converts iPad into mobile 3-D cinemas.
3Dstereo
Sources in Germany:
Perspektrum
3d-foto-shop With a better photo.
And you will also get some at my own shop. I plan to ship them in kits with DIY stands for stereo photobooks and maybe for the iOS as well.
Please comment, tweet (@openMy3D) or email me for other sources to publish here.
Sources in USA :
Berezin, who also sells the KMQ viewer that converts iPad into mobile 3-D cinemas.
3Dstereo
Sources in Germany:
Perspektrum
3d-foto-shop With a better photo.
And you will also get some at my own shop. I plan to ship them in kits with DIY stands for stereo photobooks and maybe for the iOS as well.
Please comment, tweet (@openMy3D) or email me for other sources to publish here.
If you cannot get a my3D, try this 3D-Lorgnette
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