'Make Your Own 3D Photos' Stereo-Photo Program
Stereo-Photo is an inexpensive, innovative computer program which quickly and easily creates real 3D colour photos from two photos taken side by side. Results are viewed through red/green glasses. Foreground objects hang in mid-air in front of the screen or page. The rest appears at varying distances behind this surface.

Stereo-Photo is very simple to use, normally taking less than one minute to process images. Easy to follow instructions include how to move images backwards and/or forwards after processing. The principles of stereo photography and camera positioning are also explained.

14 Tutorials cover a wide range of creative opportunities. Topics include: simple 3D processing: 3D framing; 3D line drawing; 3D painting; 2D to 3D conversion of single photos and paintings; inserting additional figures and clipart into 3D photos; the making of pop-up prints.

Using a standard PC colour printer, individual 3D prints can easily be created. Some examples of outcomes are presented on the Album page of this website.

3D red/cyan glasses are supplied with this product.

Historic London Edition
Experience the three-dimensional reality of London, a city steeped in history and history in the making,
whether it be of Horseguards, the inside of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, a model of the ancient Tower of London, or a view from the Millennium Wheel. A unique and intriguing collection of more than two hundred real 3D photographs are organised into a series of albums, each covering a part of the inner city area. Each photo is also providedin 2D format.

Maps and full background explanatory texts accompany each album. A 3D time line identifies significant events in London's history. Additionally, 40 re-processed Edwardian and Victorian 3D photos can each be accessed directly from similar present-day 3D photos. They are also presented in a separate album. A standard PC colour printer will create 3D colour prints of any of the photographs, maps and diagrams.


This program is very simple to use. It runs directly from the disc with no installation required.                                          UK Price: £14.95

(Please note that screen resolution of 1024 x 768 or above is needed to run this program. Almost all PCs are now set at this. However, instructions are automatically provided so that those on 800 x 600 resolution can view the photographs.)