3D Stereoscopic Photography Overview
3D photography (stereoscopic) uses specialized cameras and
adapters to capture a left/right view.
Once captured, images are prepared for their intended type of viewing.
Examples of stereo photography is found in
3DPix Galleries.
3D photography necessarily also requires post editing in preparing images
for the client application. Post editing includes twin image adjustments (alignment,
matching, stereo adjusts), mono adjustments (Photoshop type enhancements) and rendering
for the display application (for how the image will be viewed in 3D). The stereo workflow
is more completely describe on
3D
Presentations.
Bernd Simson Photography
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photo by Paula Simson |
I have been involved with stereoscopic photography since 1990 with primary interest in
developing digital 3D techniques. Stereo examples of my work are shown in the
3DPix galleries. For stereo photography I use twinned DSLRs
(current favourite is Canon 7D) with a strong interest in photographing
action at a distance (such as 3D sports photography). I collaborate with Gary Cullen with many of my stereo activities.
My base is in Vancouver, Canada where I do stereo photography as part of my professional
activities while on faculty with the
Physics department of
Capilano University.
My web
homepage gives more insight into current activities. Together with
Gary Cullen and Rolf Eipper, we run the
Vancouver 3D club.
The
GHIWeb home page provides
a jump point to my various web sites. My non-university activities are handled through
3D Presentations.
I can be best reached by email at
BerndPhotography@GHIWeb.com
These are a few pictures from my 2D photography.