Accidental 3D
Accidental 3D
Stereoscopic images found in nature.
Mirror-stereoscopic pictures:
| Sometimes, we come across scenes in real life, or pictures where there is 3-D information in a scene. You can see the pictures stereoscopically by placing a mirror at the midpoint of the image, and looking toward the image in the mirror. |  |
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Mirror 3D with the iPhone:
Mirror 3D from reflections on lakes:
Lakes also provide accidental 3D. The real camera above the lake takes one picture, and the reflected camera takes the other “eye”. Lake pictures have to be turned and viewed sideways.
Mirror Sunglasses 3D:70
3-D information is available when photos are taken of reflective sunglasses, when there are common images in both reflections:
Accidental 3D, Sunglasses. View them cross eyed, so that your right eye sees the reflection on the person’s right side, and your left eye gets the view on their left.
Accidental 3D, using repeating patterns:
Beehive, view cross eyed.80
Graphene, view cross eyed.90
Airplanes, view cross eyed.100
VW’s, view cross eyed.110
Accidental_3D-SUV’s. 120
Accidental_3D-Firetruck130
Movie frames taken from an object moving past a camera.
Steve Hines, 1993, view cross eyed.140
Taken with a 2-lens passport camera.
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View cross eyed.150 |
The 6 combinations.160 |
Taken with a 4-lens passport camera.
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