There are various ways of viewing 3D. Please familiarize yourself using the legend below. The little icons next to the image represent ways in which the image may be viewed.

LEGEND:

	Anaglyph red/blue glasses. Red on the left eye; blue on the right.
	Cross-eyed viewing. Look at the stereo image, cross your eyes and the pair will double. The intersection of the left and the right image will resolve into a 3D image. This takes practice.
	Parallel viewing. Look at the stereo image, relax your eyes until they focus beyond the stereo pair. Focus on your reflection on the monitor. This Technique is similar to viewing "Magic Eye" images.
	This is an animated GIF file that shows the movement from left to right images. This mimics the motion from a lenticular screen.
	LCD shutter glasses. You need to set your monitor to interlace. Interlaced with right view on top.

NOTE:

All images here were converted from flat 2D to 3D using my proprietary 2D to 3D conversion process !!!!!

 

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This was one of the exhibit images used by Infinite Photo and Imaging at the Global Shop show in Chicago. This is one of 8 lenticular images used at the show.

Check out the GIF image on this one. This is a 3D, 3-Flip lenticular image where the dress change colors from red to yellow to blue and every combination in between. Retail clothing stores will usually carry an item in multiple colors and this is a perfect way to show it off.

This was a composite of 5 different photos and was a real challenge to convert to 3D.  The final product was used as an exhibit promo at a museum trade show.

3D, zoom, and animation in one! The final piece is also a lenticular image from the same exhibit above.

"Exhibits Come to Life". That is the theme of this image supported by numerous 3D lenticular images.

2D to 3D conversion at it's best with maximum parallax and rounding. Also, note transparent image on foreground!