On the trail I used the stick-pick a lot. This device allowed me to connect my camera to my trekking pole and take pictures of myself. I discovered that my camera would take three pictures in a row if I set it to continuous shutter and set the timer. So I could get three pictures for the hassle. To avoid three identical pictures I would make funny faces and/or swing the camera around.
In doing so I often captured two similar pictures with the background very slightly offset. Well the lovely thing about that is... that's how we see! So if you trick your two eyes into seeing two slightly askew images then you get a stereoscopic or 3D image to look at. That way I get to feel like I'm back on the trail.
Here is a webpage with instructions on how to view them:
http://starosta.com/3dshowcase/ihelp.html
In doing so I often captured two similar pictures with the background very slightly offset. Well the lovely thing about that is... that's how we see! So if you trick your two eyes into seeing two slightly askew images then you get a stereoscopic or 3D image to look at. That way I get to feel like I'm back on the trail.
Here is a webpage with instructions on how to view them:
http://starosta.com/3dshowcase/ihelp.html
Near Sonora Pass
California/Oregon Border
Spud y yo
Mt. Rainier
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