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Robert Belton, on January 21, 2007, said:

This was taken with a Canon350D and a Loreo 3D lens.

Relax and cross your eyes so the two images overlap each other or use a loreo stereo viewer. You want your right eye the right picture and your left eye the left one. and again a very flat picture suddenly gains more interest.

Vasco Pires, on June 8, 2007, said:

Oh, this one is great! I also have some 3D pairs myself, but mine are all X-viewd 3D, and I'v noticed that your's are wall-eyed 3D so mine will seem all backords to you, If you can't see in X-3D method I'd suggest you that you see this link

Take care

Robert Belton, on June 8, 2007, said:

I can freeview in parallel 3D (wall-eyed) but have no luck in X-3D! The loreo is a fun lens. The drawback is the somewhat long focal length and very small aperture. Someday I might try to rig two small and cheap digital cameras together. Thanks for the comments.

Vasco Pires, on June 8, 2007, said:

Well , pardon me for insisting, but I was originally a parallel viewer also, only recently I'v discovered cross viewing method,(I had to because most people here have X-3D photos and I couldn't percieve them) it's easier than you think, believe me. Anyway, the method is far more effective since it allows me to see 3D photos the size of the whole screen, and not just little ones :).

Well for long focal lenghts what I do is to take the first shot, move aside for some distance and take the 2nd shot, all with the same machine :) (very stoneage)anyway, amizingly or not, it works.

It's a pleasure for me to exchange knowledge with a inhabitant from country of the rising sun

Robert Belton, on June 8, 2007, said:

I might have a go at 3 panel stereo pictures to allow both X-eye and ||-eye viewing. And work on my X-eye viewing technique.

I actually come from land of setting sun, Ireland! I've just done a lot of photography in Japan recently.