Cameranaglyph |
Create anaglyphs from your camera.
Create anaglyphs from your camera or from stereo image pairs in your photo library or files.
Make sure you have a pair of 3D glasses!
Capture two photos of a scene with a slight horizontal shift in camera position to create an anaglyph image. The anaglyph image can then be viewed using special glasses with lenses that filter red and cyan colors to produce a 3D visualization of the scene.
Main View
Tap Take Photos to open the camera.
Cue and Guide
A cue and overlay guide is presented to aid taking second shot.
Use the guide for horizontally shifting the camera to the right to take the second snapshot for the right image.
After the second snapshot is taken the camera is dismissed and the anaglyph is presented.
The app will present a cue and guide to aid in aligning the second shot with the first.
Double View Mode
Use menu item Double View Mode which when OFF displays the stereo pair in one image view, accompanied by two buttons to show either the left or right image. This way the user can TOGGLE them to see how they change from left to right, as a valid stereo pair would show objects move to the LEFT when switching to the right image. It's a good validation of the pair.
Turn OFF Double View Mode in the main view menu.
After the option Double View Mode is turned off a single image view will be used to display either the left or right image with buttons to facilitate comparison.
Double View Mode - enables you to TOGGLE stereo pair to see how they change from left to right, as a valid stereo pair would show objects move to the LEFT when switching to the right image.
Revert
Use the Revert button to restore previous set of images after taking another set of photos, or loading a new set of samples.
Save All or Share
Tap the menu button in the top left corner of the main view to save the left, right and anaglyph images to Photos library.
Tap the share button on the anaglyph to send it to others.
Help
Tap the help button in the top right corner of the main view to open the help page on this website.
The help page explains how anaglyphs are created.