Sometimes, in order to take stereo photos of larger objects, you need a bigger turntable. Also, a bigger turntable makes it easier to incorporate the lighting on its surface. It is always best to take a stereo pair in such … Continue reading
I was slightly surprised to learn from some people who have viewed some of my posts on Facebook and here, that they can view 3D photos designed for parallel viewing by “crossing their eyes”. First, let’s be clear, there are … Continue reading
One of the problems encountered when taking macro photographs of small objects such as insect heads, is the difficulty of maneuvering the object into the field of view to the angle one wants. I can usually get near to the orientation … Continue reading
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