Category Archives: 3D Pictures

3D PHOTO MASH-UP: Man versus Polar Bear

Posted on August 27, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

Ethan Turpin is an impressive artist whose work is funny, meticulous and dream-like to experience in 3D.  In my in-DDDepth interview Ethan reveals his stereoscopic secrets. “Snowball Fight with a Polar Bear” is one of several images in the new Gilded … Continue reading →

3D-CON: Stereoscopic Snapshots

Posted on August 2, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

The 38th annual National Stereoscopic Association 3D Convention (in Orange County) was incredible! I loved moderating the Amazing Spider-Man 3D panel.  Rob Engle brought 3D clips including the extended POV shot!  The panel was filmed in 3D and if we … Continue reading →

The Civil War in 3D – PART 3

Posted on July 13, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

Many thanks to David Richardson for sharing his incredible restorations of these 3D Civil War Photos. For more of these amazing images and for your chance to buy a 3D piece of American history visit:  www.thecivilwarin3d.com       Tweet

The Civil War in 3D – PART 2

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

JS: What 3D cameras and 3D tech were used to photograph The Civil War in 3D?  DR: The camera was a modified version of the wet plate camera that was standard in the period.  During this time the ability to … Continue reading →

The Civil War in 3D – PART 1

Posted on March 12, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

David Richardson is on a mission to restore 500 stereoscopic images taken during the Civil War.    In my in-DDDepth interview with David you’ll learn about who took these historic 3D photos, early 3D cameras, you’ll see some of the most incredible 3D images … Continue reading →

3D Photo of Abraham Lincoln

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

When Tim Burton’s “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” is released in IMAX 3D, it’ll be the first time most people see our iconic President in 3D. Until then, here’s a 3D photograph of President Lincoln. Stereograph by: Lewis Emory Walker   Date: February 1865 3D … Continue reading →