An old Realist shot of my daugher Kaye. demonstrating the stereo window. Shot on Fuji 100 ASA print film, prints were then chopped up and mounted to individual views. These were scanned into Photoshop for fun and games. For more 3D photos, join the 3D Stereoview Exchange at groups.yahoo.com/group/3D-StereoviewXchange or see my other galleries and news linked at briandavidphillips.typepad.com/brian/ (my blog).

Photoshop for fun and games. For more 3D photos, join the 3D Stereoview Exchange at groups.yahoo.com/group/3D-StereoviewXchange or see my other galleries and news linked at briandavidphillips.typepad.com/brian/ (my blog).

Every once in awhile, I add a self-portrait or portrait of myself.

This is an album to compare my original autostereoscopic wobble images to some created by Jonas Lonborg based upon my images.

Jonas added 6 more frames to each image, 3 between each of the original frames (if you look at the animation as a sort of "full-circle" thing). He then faded each new frame into the target frame by changing the opacity, first 75%, then 50% and finally 25%. I also changed the delay to "none."

While a couple of these don't work as well for me, I like his effect overall. Hopefully there will be a streamlined way to get the effect.

frames (if you look at the animation as a sort of "full-circle" thing). He then faded each new frame into the target frame by changing the opacity, first 75%, then 50% and finally 25%. I also changed the delay to "none."

While a couple of these don't work as well for me, I like his effect overall. Hopefully there will be a streamlined way to get the effect.

These are my wobble-based 3D photo experiments. They are autostereoscopic images based upon animated GIF files that wobble back and forth between the left and right eye view. Because of the phenomenon of "persistance of vision" - the same principle that allows us to see motion pictures as seamless fluid motion - there should be an illusion of depth or space. Even folks who normally do not have proper depth perception can view the illusion of depth here. Note, some folks who are particularly sensitive to flashing or movement may experience odd sensations when viewing these. You can train yourself to see the depth and not experience vertigo, but you don't have to. If the images make you uncomfortable, then don't look at them.

phenomenon of "persistance of vision" - the same principle that allows us to see motion pictures as seamless fluid motion - there should be an illusion of depth or space. Even folks who normally do not have proper depth perception can view the illusion of depth here. Note, some folks who are particularly sensitive to flashing or movement may experience odd sensations when viewing these. You can train yourself to see the depth and not experience vertigo, but you don't have to. If the images make you uncomfortable, then don't look at them.

Welcome to my anaglyphic life. Here are selected 3D stereophotos in anaglyph format. You will need a pair of anaglyphic glasses to view these in 3D - the red-blue glasses - the red lens goes over the left eye and the blue goes over the right eye. Enjoy.

left eye and the blue goes over the right eye. Enjoy.

The Phillips Clan . . . Kaye, Lorraine, and Brian . . . along with Gonggong who visited from Hong Kong (Lorraine's dad) . . . as well as with Gareth Cheng and his day (Michael) and Kaye's friend Sun Hsiao-Han and Gareth's friend August . . . took a roadtrip to Taitung by way of Hualien and Yilan . . . long bumpy trip . . . most of the photos here are 3D, taken with my Sony V3 Twin Rig. We took a sidetrip to Toroko Gorge as well on the way back.

Hsiao-Han and Gareth's friend August . . . took a roadtrip to Taitung by way of Hualien and Yilan . . . long bumpy trip . . . most of the photos here are 3D, taken with my Sony V3 Twin Rig. We took a sidetrip to Toroko Gorge as well on the way back.

Here are some of the first shots taken with our new stereo twin rig - two Sony V3 digital cameras and a LANC Shepherd Pro.

These are stereoscopic 3D shots of my various "friends" in my office at the university. I collect certain action figures and they decorate my office. These are all shot with the Digital Rebel with the Loreo 3D-Lens-in-a-Cap attachment.

the Loreo 3D-Lens-in-a-Cap attachment.

I walked around the National Chengchi University campus in Taipei with my Pentax Optio in 3D Mode. These are handheld shots with the camera. Yes, my handhelds suck.

This month's theme at the 3D Stereoview eXchange is "Home and Environs" so to speak. So, I did a little walkabout and snapped some quickies. There are just a few quickie shots out and about my home and within a short walking distance. These were all taken with the Loreo 3D Lens in a Cap on a Digital Rebel then processed using the auto features in Anabuilder. These are all in parallel format. The eXchange is at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3D-StereoviewXchange for those interested in joining us.

and within a short walking distance. These were all taken with the Loreo 3D Lens in a Cap on a Digital Rebel then processed using the auto features in Anabuilder. These are all in parallel format. The eXchange is at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3D-StereoviewXchange for those interested in joining us.

Just a couple of quick shots of Kaye and the Jack-O-Lantern she carved with the extensive help of her English tutor. The album holds one autostereoscopic wobble gif and a few parallel and anaglyph versions of the same shots.

versions of the same shots.

The Phillips Clan took a trip to Yehliu, Sea Cave, and Tamshui with Michael and Gareth Cheng. These are the Yehliu photos (3D images). The other images are in the "Adventures in Travel" section.

This is a gallery of 3D anaglyph photos of my Oral Training and Reading students from 2004-2005. The red lens goes over the left eye and the blue lens over the right.

Macro 3D shots of Mage Knight miniatures. The figures are about an inch high and come from the collectible sets produced by Wizkids (http://www.wizkidsgames.com). . They're a lot of fun. This is the first time I've done macro (extreme close-up photography), particularly in 3D. These were taken with the Pentax Optio 430RS digital camera on a slide bar and then manipulated in Anabuilder and Photoshop. This album contains the stereo pairs for this set.

the first time I've done macro (extreme close-up photography), particularly in 3D. These were taken with the Pentax Optio 430RS digital camera on a slide bar and then manipulated in Anabuilder and Photoshop. This album contains the stereo pairs for this set.

Macro 3D shots of Mage Knight miniatures. The figures are about an inch high and come from the collectible sets produced by Wizkids (http://www.wizkidsgames.com). They're a lot of fun. This is the first time I've done macro (extreme close-up photography), particularly in 3D. These were taken with the Pentax Optio 430RS digital camera on a slide bar and then manipulated in Anabuilder and Photoshop. This album contains the anaglyphic images for this set (use red-blue glasses with the red lens over the left eye).

first time I've done macro (extreme close-up photography), particularly in 3D. These were taken with the Pentax Optio 430RS digital camera on a slide bar and then manipulated in Anabuilder and Photoshop. This album contains the anaglyphic images for this set (use red-blue glasses with the red lens over the left eye).