Shoot 3D with a Single Camera and Lens

Shoot 3D with a Single Camera and LensIn the past we covered some nifty ways to create 3D images with a single camera. Or even with two cameras. However, there was always a need to take two images, one for the left eye and one for the right eye.

So either you used two cameras (great for video, though not very cheap) or took two images (great for stills and way cheaper).

Instructables user courtervideo created a plexiglass based system for taking the two images using one camera.

Shoot 3D with a Single Camera and Lens

The system works by splitting the field of view into two separate views using 2 perpendicular mirrors. Then, another set of bigger mirrors (at eye-to-eye distance) simulates the two eyes.

The full tutorial, along with explanations and diagrams can be found on Instructables.

via lifehacker.

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Comments

WOW!

  • September 12, 2010
  • kirk

Now THIS is amazing.. building such a rig to shoot 3D!

I would really like to see

  • September 14, 2010
  • Anonymous

I would really like to see some output!

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