Stereo cameras typically feature double lenses in an attempt to mimic human vision; when a person looks at the resulting two pictures side-by-side, the brain fuses them into one three-dimensional ...

These images of ghastly spirits spooking the wits out of people were created by the London Stereoscopic Company ... Though these particular photos were created as mere sources of comical ...

On a recent visit to the Bethlehem Area Public Library South Side Branch to research photos for a my ‘Then and Now’ series, I spotted a number of stereoscopic photographs made by M.A ...

Stereoscopic photography uses two photos, side by side, of the same scene and a special photo viewer to create an image with depth for the beholder. Between 1850 and about 1910, a stereoscopic ...

I saw Bruce Oberg shooting a flowerbed with this unusual-looking dual-camera rig, and realized he was taking stereoscopic photos. So I asked him how he did it. He had a custom rig built to hold ...

As well as being a legendary guitarist, Brian May is an evangelist for stereoscopic photography. He’s publishing a new book and holding an exhibition of pictures that capture the world in incredible ...

Because the two-lens thing is so over. Ever since researchers at Ohio State invented this sweet 9-facet lens for taking stereoscopic pictures, I can’t even think about regular-style stereoscopy.

Tero Sarkkinen, CEO of Rightware, said they have, “The world’s first fully functioning stereoscopic 3D home ... Luckily we were able get ahold of pictures and video first.