If you already know how to use a digital camera, Photo3-D takes just minutes to learn. Here’s how it works...
It's surprisely simple! The Photo3-D attachment and software makes 3-D photography so simple, we guarantee you will be able to do it.
It's as easy as 1, 2, 3-D!
To create a 3-D photo, you need two images, one for each eye. Simply attach the Photo3-D device to your camera (using the standard tripod socket on the bottom), then focus on your still life subject or ask your subject to stand still. Now level the camera, snap a left-eye image, then quickly slide the camera to the right position and snap your right-eye image. Now you have the accurate "stereo pair" of images necessary to create one 3-D photograph using our Photo3-D Mixer software.
Why you I need two images to see 3-D?
We see depth and dimension because, while our eyes are seeing the same subject from two separate viewpoints, our brain is able to interpret this information from the difference between separate image. Just close one eye and notice your depth perception is lost. The Photo3-D device makes it simple to accurately capture these separate left-eye and right-eye images, known as "stereo-pairs.". The Photo3-D Mixer software combines those two images into one, using red and blue filters. Then, you wear the red and blue 3-D glasses to view the image, so each eye sees a separate image, and you see it in 3-D!
Just load, mix and focus to create your 3-D photo!
The Photo3-D Mixer software is designed to be very easy
to use. The simple interface shows a pair of 3-D glasses, and you just click the red lens to load the right-eye image,
and the blue lens to load the left-eye image. The software
automatically mixes the two together, then you simply set
the focus point, and voila! You've created a life-like 3-D image within just minutes. Plus, you get to keep your two regular digital photos as well as your new 3-D photo!
Wow! Cool! How did you do that?
You can plan on hearing that again and again as you are one of the first to introduce your friends and family to the wonders of personal 3-D photography. Have you ever seen yourself in 3-D? What will you shoot in 3-D? Have some fun with it! Photo3-D is great for parties, special events, or just capturing the whole scene to remember.
3D photos are just like regular digital photos. You can print them, save them, email them - the only difference is that, like watching a 3D movie, to see the 3D effects you have to wear the 3D glasses.
You can mix your 3-D photos in color or black & white, and our software allows you to adjust the focal point to make your subjects appear to pop-out of or go into the photo. You can print 3-D photographs to your desktop photo or inkjet printer, or even save them to CD or your camera disk and print them at your local photo kiosk or email them to a photo processor.
Everything you need is included!
The Photo3-D Kit includes the camera attachment, software, and several pairs of 3-D glasses, everything you need to take, see and share your own amazing 3-D photographs using your digital camera, home computer, and inkjet or photo printer.
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Our mission is to ensure you enjoy 3-D photography. We guarantee you'll be able to take, see and share your own 3-D photographs using Photo3-D and with your digital camera and computer. If not, simply return the entire product, with all the components in their original packaging.
"Your product is nothing short of amazing! I've had some very impressive results already. Thanks!"
- Andrew Blakemore
Small enough to keep in your camera bag! The Photo3-D 303 attachment is about the size of a typical cell phone.
Just like any digital photo, you can save and email your 3-D photos, and print them from your desktop or via your favorite photo service. Like a 3-D movie, you just wear the glasses to see the 3-D effects.
Enjoy & share 3-D images anywhere you want, by simply attaching the 3-D viewer sleeves to picture backs or behind frames.
Create your own 3-D photo album
Simply attach the Photo3-D viewer
sleeves inside of any photo album
to enjoy and share your amazing
three dimensional photographs.
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