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Stereoscopic images have been around since {{photography}} was invented, and they haven't changed much since then. It's very simple, shoot two images side by side, then use a technique to show both of them to the viewer so he or she can notice the depth.

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Stereoscopic images have been around since {{photography}} {{photography|AndIllustration}} was invented, and they haven't changed much since then. It's very simple, shoot two images side by side, then use a technique to show both of them to the viewer so he or she can notice the depth.
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Stereoscopic images have been around since photography was invented, and they haven't changed much since then. It's very simple, shoot two images side by side, then use a technique to show both of them to the viewer so he or she can notice the depth.

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Stereoscopic images have been around since photography {{photography}} was invented, and they haven't changed much since then. It's very simple, shoot two images side by side, then use a technique to show both of them to the viewer so he or she can notice the depth.

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The primary way to do this is to stack the two photos in a device that lets the viewer see each image individually with each one of his eyes. It can be a pair of glasses, or a box.

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The primary way to do this is to stack the two photos in a device that lets the viewer see each image individually with each one of his eyes. It can be a pair of glasses, glasses or a box.box.
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Stereoscopic images have been around since photography was invented, and they haven't changed much since then. It's very simple, shoot two images side by side, then use a technique to show both of them to the viewer so he or she can notice the depth.

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Stereoscopic images have been around since photography was invented, and they haven't changed much since then. It's very simple, shoot two images side by side, then use a technique to show both of them to the viewer so he or she can notice the depth.depth.

The primary way to do this is to stack the two photos in a device that lets the viewer see each image individually with each one of his eyes. It can be a pair of glasses, or a box.
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Stereoscopic images have been around since photography was invented, and they haven't changed much since then. It's very simple, shoot two images side by side, then use a technique to show both of them to the viewer so he or she can notice the depth.

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