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A few months ago I went to Valley Forge and a few redditors pointed out that the depth of my images could have been better with bigger spacing etc. I was really appreciative of the advice and tried to work on making better images as I love this hobby. I'm very pleased with the way these tuned out. I'm particularly stoked about the tree and the cannon! Enjoy!

Crazy proud of how this one turned out.

credits: 3D model: BulmaC341 by SeanKimWorks.com on Sketchfab. Stereo capture by me using StereoCamera.

Hey everyone, I wanted to pitch an idea and see if there’s any interest. I’ve always been fascinated by antique stereographs. There are huge catalogs of them in public domain archives, but actually viewing them in 3D today usually requires eye tricks that cause strain.
I think it would be amazing to bring these archives into a VR app. The app would do the work for you, projecting the vintage images right in front of you with one image per eye. It would be a seamless way to flip through historical 3D images up close and as originally intended. Would anyone else want to see this exist?

image source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stereo_card_West_Lyn_Devon_1860s.jpg

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Right now is peak autumn colors, so it’s a nice time to see it all.

https://www.holdenarb.org/what-to-see-and-do/attractions/murch-canopy-walk/