STEREOSCOPY CAMERAS AND VIEWERS FOTICOS on Instagram: "A beautiful hand-held stereoscope, made of wood, from the early 20th century and with a 9x18 format. With a beautiful stereo view of a woman violinist. ------------------ Precioso estereoscopio de mano, de madera, de principios del siglo XX y formato 9x18. Con una hermosa vista estereoscópica de una violinista. #stereoscopic #stereoscopy #3d #stereoscopic #instagram #museum #history #reels #collection #photography #camera #violin #violinist

TESLA INFORM on Instagram: ""5D" isn't five dimensions in the physical sense. It's a marketing term for images that trick our perception by adding an illusion of depth and motion to a regular 2D picture. How it works: 1. Stereoscopy (3D): Separating the image for the left and right eye creates volume. 2. Lenticular lens: A plastic sheet with cylindrical lenses allows you to see different pictures from different angles, creating an animation effect or scene change. 3. Tactility (the faux "5D"): S

Innovate.oi on Instagram: "The post features a time-lapse video by artist Jiaxing Art demonstrating an anaglyph 3D drawing that merges Naruto's Team 7 (Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, Kakashi) with Jujutsu Kaisen's protagonists (Yuji, Megumi, Nobara), using red and cyan pencils for a depth effect viewable through 3D glasses. Posted on 4 February 2026 by @interesting_aIl , it quickly amassed 22,000 likes and 2.5 million views, reflecting strong fan interest in anime crossovers. Replies highlight perceive