Multiview stereoscopes are table stereoscopes that are capable of showing multiple images in one viewing session. These viewers use a slide tray or chain in which the stereoviews are placed. By turning a crank or pushing down a lever, the images are displayed one by one.
Here you see the cast members of The St Petersburg Opera Company. All images were created backstage during a performance.
The Scottish wilderness can be a magical place to be, especially during sunrise in summer. It is easy to be captivated by the beauty.
The toy figures in this gallery are carefully and playfully staged. But most startling is that they break through the stereo window!
If you are already taking stereo pictures, well done! However, if you desire to broaden your horizons by capturing more challenging images, for example freezing motion, or creating dramatic landscapes, then a twin camera set up may be the answer.
Look at the incredible variety of stairways and their dynamic expression increased through stereoscopy.
This article describes a simplified approach to macro stereos, which should serve as a starting point for further experimentation with this medium.
Removing the background of floral photography will showcase the intricate beauty of even the simplest of flowers. Here you can read how to do it.
