Canon has developed a new app that enables you to shoot 3D imagery using a standard issue camera and lens – no need for special 3D optics ... where you can see the whole process in action.

He designed a 3D-printed microscope lens adapter that you can find on Thingiverse. Recently, [Micael Widell] tried it out with a microscope lens and you can see the results in the video below.

In the 1800s, stereoscopic viewers were developed (see stereoscope). Today, 3D stills are created with a 3D camera or a 3D lens on a regular camera. The first feature film in 3D dates back to 1922 ...

Now, a full 20 years later, someone's managed to make the thing work with a massive Canon zoom lens. SEE ALSO ... lens mount -- with the help of a 3D printer. The particulars of how he built ...

Polarized 3D glasses with two different lens polarizations filter the images ... With 2160p 3D TVs, the full 1080p resolution can be delivered (see 4K TV). THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ...

More information: Chia-Hung Yeh et al, Using 3D printing technology to replace the manufacturing process of a headlight lens, Applied Optics (2024). DOI: 10.1364/AO.539164 Provided by Optica ...