Analogue and Digital Stereo-Photography

Geoff Ogram · Advances in multimedia and interactive technologies book series · 2014

The origins of stereoscopic imagery are discussed briefly, and a practical method of producing stereoscopic pairs of images with a single-lens camera is explained in this chapter. The history of stereoscopic cameras is summarised, and the models and formats listed. The various formats for 35 mm formats are discussed and the fundamental geometry reviewed. Instructions for the correct mounting of stereo pairs of images are given. Equipment for digital stereoscopic photography is discussed, with descriptions of available models and their control devices and associated software listed for each model. Specifically designed programs for stereo image processing are available.

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