XYZ 3-D Photography

In-Depth Images Stereographic Journal

New images all the time, free for viewing on the Web!
High resolution anaglyphs and stereo pairs for sale on CD-ROM, includes a 3-D viewer!
3-D Web

“The Premier Site for Stereoscopic Imagery”
Professional quality stereo photographs, in a variety of formats.
Terrific reference — how to make anaglyphs in Adobe Photoshop; “3-D Yellow Pages” for equipment and supplies; information about cameras.
Shockwave anaglyph movie.
Dholectronics Anaglyphs Page

NEW! The analyphs here are nice and big, taken on a digital camera by a friend of mine in Belgium (one of the few originally digital series featured at this website).
English isn’t his first language, but the picture speaks a thousand words, right? This kind of amateur — i.e., for the love of it — crafstmanship is part of what the Internet is all about, after all. I mean, hey ... check out XYZ 3-D!
Boris Starosta’s 3D Showcase

The sheer viewing satisfaction here stems from the quality of Starosta’s photographraphy and digital artwork, many award-winning, in a variety of formats.
Pictures organized in categories.
Website very nicely put together.
Long Island Globalink’s 3D Comix Gallery

Plenty of anaglyph comic strips.
Includes instructions to make your own anaglyph glasses.
Mark Newbold’s Stereo 3D Stuff

Nifty animated hypercube and several anaglyphs.
Stereo Photography by Steve McWilliams

Terrific antique stereo pairs.
Ster-E-OH!

Quicktime VR-Navigable anaglyph movie.
Magic3D

Been around for a long time. Good pictures and viewing equipment (glasses from cardboard to high-dollar) for sale.
free3d

Misleading name, as this is a paid membership club, but they offer several professional quality samples.
3D by Dan Shelley

Excellent compendium of 3-D related links.

Be forewarned, shipping can take up to 2½ weeks. These are basically giveaways, after all! I’ve written to both companies, and they seem to be legitimate; however, naturally you should trust your own judgment.
American Paper Optics

This one’s great! For the price of postage, they sent me four anaglyph glasses, eleven “rainbow” (diffraction) glasses, and a few other odds ’n’ ends. Chances are each mailing varies, so don’t be surprised if yours is slightly different. Ask for the “Sample Kit” and send $2.00 to:
          American Paper Optics
          Attn: John Jerit
          2005 Nonconnnah Blvd., Suite 27
          Memphis, TN 38132
          phone (800) 767-8427
Reel 3-D Enterprises

Ten pair for $4.95 (smallest order), and they accept credit cards. The down side is, their postage brings the total to just over $10.00. Still, that’s only a dollar a pair, and my shipment came in three days. Give them out to your friends!
          Reel 3-D Enterprises, Inc.
          P.O. Box 2368
          Culver City, CA 90231
          phone (310) 837-2368 or fax (310) 558-1653

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