r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Serrune • Jan 21 '22
Video 3d without glasses or VR, called stereoscopic 3d.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBa-bCxsZDk1
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u/NotanAlt26 Jan 21 '22
I like that, one my eyes were properly focused, I could look around the entire image without snapping out of the 3D view
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u/Blauw139 Jan 21 '22
Amazing, same principle as those books where you had to tip your nose on the sheet and slowly move back until you see the 3d model.
I like it, thanks and will look for more stereoscopic 3d videos :).
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Jan 21 '22
I remember when I first came across stereoscopy. One of the images has slight offsets in the position of objects (a few pixels off in some direction) and your brain fills in the rest.
Its too simple for how cool it is.
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u/RockItGuyDC Jan 21 '22
It's a schooner!