Nano Stonehenge in 3D

Some one worked hard to move all these rocks around to create a fire pit. This is in a pretty obscure location, not all that easy to get to. As I stumbled on to it, I immediately thought of Stonehenge, on a tiny scale.

Red/cyan 3D anaglyph – red/cyan glasses needed for viewing. Taken with a Fujifilm W3 stereo camera. Click on photo for full size.

I tried to adjust contrast with Stereo Photo Maker, which I did, but it seems to have gone pink too 🙂 (Update – duh – I only adjusted the red channel – duh)

Lytro demonstrates features that could be used for 3D

Lytro is the “light field” camera that enables the photographer to adjust focus long after the image was captured. This means changing the depth of field after, not before, taking the picture.

Watching this demonstration video of Lytro’s perspective shift capability, it is a small step to using this to create stereoscopic-like 3D images from an individual Lytro photo: