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If you are a Mac user: you should use XstereO Player to view this images.
It is the most convenient way to view 3D pictures from the web pages ever made! Links you will find below (xstereo:*).

Cross-view stereo pairs:

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2012.09.11, The Vittoriano (Monument of Vittorio Emanuele II) and an ancient roman multistory building from the 2 century, Rome, Italy #

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2012.09.11, The Vittoriano (Monument of Vittorio Emanuele II) and an ancient roman multistory building from the 2 century, Rome, Italy #

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If you are a Mac user: you should use XstereO Player to view this images.
It is the most convenient way to view 3D pictures from the web pages ever made! Links you will find below (xstereo:*).

Cross-view stereo pairs:

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2012.09.16, fountain of the Naiads at the Republic Square with remains of Diocletian's Baths at the background, Rome, Italy #

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2012.09.16, fountain of the Naiads at the Republic Square with remains of Diocletian's Baths at the background, Rome, Italy #

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2012.09.11-17. Roman Forum is not so impressive after Ostia Antice and Hadrian’s villa. Here is a lot of of people, and the ancient Roman ruins are highly fragmented. But the trip here can be quite enjoyable if you have an extra half-day. Here still a lot to excavate. For example, on the Palatine Hill there are a fresh excavations that reveal ancient buildings by tens of meters under the ground! Amazingly, the streets of Rome grew by at least 10 meters for a couple of thousand years! This is particularly well demonstrated in the Ara Pacis Museum, north from here near the mausoleum of August. You can dig anywhere and very deep and find something old.

If you are a Mac user: you should use XstereO Player to view this images.
It is the most convenient way to view 3D pictures from the web pages ever made! Links you will find below (xstereo:*).

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2012.09.16, the ruins of the Temple of Saturn in the foreground, Roman Forum, Italy. See figure in the picture 44 at the end of the post. #

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2012.09.16, the ruins of the Temple of Saturn in the foreground, Roman Forum, Italy. See figure in the picture 44 at the end of the post. #

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2011.04.07. Loreo 3D lens In A Cap and Canon 5D mark 2.
Today I receive this lens – it is so small :-) but quite usable. Images from this lens needs some noticeable post processing, but results worth it.
The first test shots on the streets, for the cross-eyed view method:

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It is the most convenient way to view 3D pictures from the web pages ever made! Links you will find below (xstereo:*).

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2011.04.07, Borovitskaya metro station, Moscow #

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2011.04.07, Borovitskaya metro station, Moscow #

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First, how I shoot:

All stereo images in this blog are side-by-side stereo pairs for cross viewing by naked eyes.

All images are clickable – click any image to view it’s original size in browser.

All posts with stereo images in this blog you can find in corresponding category: stereo (and there are much more stereo posts with Russian only comments).

Viewing stereo-pairs in this blog

If you have special 3D display to view stereo images: drag images you want from the browser window to your computer and view them using special software. For example: XstereO Player in Mac OS X or sview in Windows.

You are lucky twice – if you are a Mac-user! All posts with stereo images contains big Play Slideshow using XstereO Player button. Click it to launch viewing stereo pairs from the current page using XstereO Player! (You can download it via link on the right)

Also all posts with stereo images contains big Play Stereo Slideshow button which starts my original javascript that plays slideshow with adjustable options for stereo. Wait until page fully loaded and Press it!

In Slideshow mode:
– click in center to show or hide Options
– press Left or Right keys or click on the left or right parts in browser window to view next or previous images
– press Ecs key to exit Slideshow mode