The ANAGLYPH 3D STEREO system, the one with the Red/Cyan (or Red/Blue) glasses is one the most commonly used on the Internet (although being one of the most imperfect), and doesn't require much equipment to work, just cheap glasses. Theimages on this site have been taken either with two digital cameras mounted side-by-side, hand operated (but not synchronized for now) or a digital camera mounted on a Bogen slide bar. The pictures are taken singly with a lateral movement of the camera after the first pic has been taken. Both methods produce a stereo pair which can be viewed in a special viewer, or with a bit of practice 'free' viewed without any aids at all some. For this web site I have converted the 'pair' to anaglyph format and optimized for the best viewing with cheap Red/Cyan glasses. The use of more precise Red/Blue glasses may reduce or eliminate ghosting in most cases.

Definition: Anaglyphs are still or moving pictures where the red and blue channels have been split and then reassembled so that the image appears three-dimensional when viewed through 3D glasses with red and blue or red and green lenses.