Exploring 3D Stereo Photography and Anaglyph with Nishika N8000

Preface: I heard Chrome might not load the animated GIF correctly.

  The N8000 is an oversize plastic camera with 4 lens (4 half frame photos in portrait orientation at once). With 3 aperture adjustment and single shutter speed (1/60). It was originally intended for Lenticular printing  but since the company folded, they no longer provide such sevices, and I didn’t bother to look if anyone still does because it will be expensive.. But some quick thinking I realized the possibility of using the camera to make some Anaglyph. Further research shows that I can use it to make animated GIF, for those who does not have a pair of Red Cyan  or Red Green 3D Glasses ready. Personally, I think Anaglyphs looks better than the GIF files. I used a roll of Lucky SHD 100 with XTOL 1+3  for this test roll. Think about the possibilities when you use it right.

  When you see a photo that is in portrait orientation, the 4 lenses on the camera are horizontal, normal 3D orientation. When you see a photo in portrait orientation, the 4 lenses are vertical, as if you are laying down side ways.

Alright, For those who got your 3D glasses at home, put them on.

This is a RED / GREEN Anaglyph. Use RED/GREEN GLASSES.

This is a RED / CYAN Anaglyph. Use RED/CYAN Glasses.

Alright for those who does not have 3D glasses at home. I’ll make it easy for you.

Are You Getting Sea Sick yet? 😉

It’s a Moment frozen in time that moves.

WEIRD.