You ever thought you could do 3D photographs with your smartphone? As you know, the mobile phone camera is not a 3D camera, but there are some software that can be used with some ease for simulate a 3D camera.
Let's start with an observation: real 3D cameras do not have a single lens, but have two objectives, which take a photo of the subject simultaneously. The difference between the two lenses is a slight difference in focus distance, which allows you to capture the depth of the scene.
With an Android device, equipped with only one lens, we will therefore have to take two photos of the same scene, the first in a normal way and the second approaching the subject in a straight line, It is easier to do than to explain and the results are often surprising!
Meanwhile, we have the opportunity to do photo in 3d through the creation of a stereoscopic effect, viewable with red and blue lens glasses, with Make it 3D, with which we can also transform previous shots, present in the gallery of our mobile phone, into stereoscopic images.
One of my favorite software is 3D Camera, which has a very well done tutorial and that guides us in the execution phase of the second shot, very useful especially if we are doing our first 3D photos with Android.
3D Camera we find it in two versions: a free version, the Lite version, and a Pro version which costs 3,66 Euros.
For those who really want to launch into the 3D world, a fantastic app that allows you to create real 3D environments and models, which can be navigated and rotated in all directions, is Camera 3D. It is not enough to take two photos, but several shots are needed, made by rotating the subject or the camera. With a little practice, you can truly create 3D images and environments and export them to GIF format for viewing anywhere.
To download 3D Camera, here is the link of the Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ens.threedeecamera.lite&hl=it
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