Introduction - Sequential stereoscopic 3D photography

Shooting the photographs to make a 3D stereo picture

More than a technical exercise

Bringing together the stereo pair to make a 3D photograph

A slideshow of 3D photographs

Putting together stereo photographs using Photoshop

Dedicated 3D cameras and some final thoughts on stereo 3D

How Does 3d Work

How Can You Create Your Own 3d Image

Electronic Shutter Release

Remote Shutter Release

Beam Splitter

Recap

Introduction

Preliminary discussion of stereo sizes and how some can be viewed

Background on the build

First look at the back of the camera (modifications to Graflex backs)

Using the ground glass attachment

Discussing more about the camera construction (the woodworking)

How the drive shaft focus mechanism works

Bellows

Where to find links to the other videos for this build

Construction and function

Minimum and maximum focus

The lens boards

Aperture conversion for the lenses (the lenses predate the standard f-stop scale)

Behind the lens filters for use with direct positive paper

Lens spacing for stereo photography and how it works with this camera

The lens spacing control wheel

Barrel lenses vs lenses in shutters and how exposures are made

Getting into the test shots - Test 1/portrait 1

Test shot 3/ landscape 1 - Shooting a valley

Developing the direct positive paper

Using Farmer's Reducer to lighten the images

Discussing mirror stereoscopes and viewing larger (4x5) stereo pairs

Explaining wiggle gifs and their limitations in showing the 3D effect on computer screens

Looking at the results!

Whats next for the camera and closing remarks

What is a stereoscope?

How to take a stereoscopic photo

Composition and Subject Position

Stabilizing your camera

Importing Photos

How to create a stereoscope image sequence

Frame delay time

How to export a video

Troubleshooting

Conclusion

What is your image of stereoscopic photography?

What had led to 3D emerging in the 19th century?

Stereoscopic Panorama

DIY mirror stereoscope

Stereoscopy and the Wonders of Egypt

The mechanics of Stereoscopy

Keystone 600

The Kaiser Panorama

Stereoscopic Encyclopedias

Where to find stereographs

What is Stereo Photography?

Advantages of a smaller stereo base

Hyperstereos

Parallax Deviation

Example of alignment

Manual adjustment with SPM

Window violation

Example hyperstereo image

Rotating the image

Conclusion

Intro

Stereo image sections

What is width and depth in stereo imaging?

How is the stereo image affected during tracking?

Mid-Side Microphone

Panning

Panning with delay

Stereo Imaging Tips

Mid/Side Processing

Free Mastering Sample

Intro

Minimum Focal Distance

Aligning the images

Troubleshooting

Cropping

Re-Aligning the image

Saving Stereo Side by Side

Global Corrections

Border Settings

Conclusion

Overview

Viewfinder

Viewfinder Bubble Level

Shutter Speed and Aperture

Frame Indicator

Winding the Film

How to take 2 pictures at the same time

Changing lenses

Conclusion

Wrap Up

De Bosque

Stereoscope

David Brewster

Introduction

Unboxing

Basic Operations

Loading the film

Photo Walk

Unloading the film

Results

Intro

What is a Stereoscope?

Conclusion

My Setup

Lens Choices

The Setup

Triggering

Stereoscopy in Color

Stereoscope Viewing Apparatus

Classic Stereoscope

Intro

Taking a photo

Setting the images side by side

Conclusion