3D Steering Wheel
As a child, 3D imagery mystified me. I used to marvel how a flat photo had depth. Even today, anaglyphs still instil an element of mystery, even though I know how it works. It's magic right? Lol. I have a 3D camera to capture my 3D photos, I also have a pretty good app on my phone too. My camera is the now defunct Fuji 3D W3. 3D Anaglyphs: A Brief Overview Anaglyphs are a type of stereoscopic 3D image that can be viewed without special equipment. They work by using two different colours to represent the left and right eye views of a scene. When viewed through red-cyan glasses, each eye sees only the image that is meant for it, and the brain combines the two images to create a 3D effect. Anaglyphs were first invented in the 1850s, and they have been used for a variety of purposes, including movies, television, and video games. They are also popular among amateur photographers and artists. How Anaglyphs Work An anaglyph is created by overlaying two images that have been filtered w