"SING" with Baylor Photography
By Matthew Minard and Robert Rogers / Baylor University
By Matthew Minard and Robert Rogers / Baylor University
by Jim Dusen/SUNY Brockport ret.
The stereoscopic photos shown with this article are anaglyphs. Each photo is comprised of two images of the same subject, each from the different perspective of the left and right camera lenses. The two views are superimposed and are assigned red or cyan, which are chromatically opposite. When viewed with the red/cyan glasses only the left (red) eye sees the left (cyan) image and the right (cyan) eye sees the right (red) image. The color matching of the image will help determine the amount of ghosting of what you view.
By Jim Stroup, Virginia Tech
Photo by Kelly Gorham/Montana State University
By Robert Jordan, University of Mississippi