• Introduction
• Still and Video Gallery
• Anaglyph Still Gallery (new!)
• Software for making VRR 3D Video

Welcome to my webpage dedicated to stereoscopic images. Most of these pictures are in JPS format. You can view them as cross-eyed jpegs, or any other format if you download a viewer. There are a variety of viewers available; I like the DepthCharge browser plug-in or the nVidia Stereo Viewer Application.
For some pointers on free-viewing cross-eye images (no 3D glasses or special software needed), check out this page. They have a great gallery of images, too.

• Photos from my mother's garden, taken with my father's Toshiba PDR3300 digital camera (a good combination!)
  

  Passion Flower 1 JPS - Xeye	Passion Flower 2 JPS - Xeye	Passion Vine JPS - Xeye	Easter Lily JPS - Xeye
  Hibiscus Blossom JPS - Xeye	Lots o Lilies JPS - Xeye	Rose JPS - Xeye	Rose close-up JPS - Xeye
  Hibiscus JPS - Xeye	Begonia JPS - Xeye	Begonia close-up JPS - Xeye	Dianthus JPS - Xeye
  Hibiscus close-up JPS - Xeye	Gladiolous JPS - Xeye	Impatients JPS - Xeye	Blue Daze close-up JPS - Xeye
  Verbena JPS - Xeye	Dianthus close-up JPS - Xeye	Petunia JPS - Xeye	Blue Daze JPS - Xeye
  Lantana flowers JPS - Xeye	St. John's Wort JPS - Xeye

• The following were taken with my $40 I/O Magic MagicImage 500 digital camera.
  They are some of the first stereo images I ever made.
  

  CD Player JPS - Xeye	Circuit Board JPS - Xeye	Banana Tree JPS - Xeye	Calculator Anaglyph
  Bamboo JPS - Xeye	Inchie JPS - Xeye	Tulane (crappy) JPS - Xeye	Baby Bananas JPS - Xeye
  Stereo Videocameras (2 Sony DCR-PC9's duct-taped to an old alarm clock box) JPS - Xeye	Stereo Videocameras JPS - Xeye	Lobby JPS - Xeye	Baby Bananas2 JPS - Xeye

• These were made on a Microtek flatbed scanner.

  Coconut Man JPS - Xeye

  Geode JPS - Xeye

  Flower JPS - Xeye

  Wristwatch JPS - Xeye

• 3D Videos!
  Most videos can be viewed in any stereo format in your browser with DepthCharge.
  You can also download the movies and use either of these quality pieces of software: Stereoscopic Player or StereoMovie Player.
  Or just view them as cross-eyed movies in your favorite video player, for example Windows Media Player.
  Original authors are noted where I know who they are.
  

  Wooden Box POV-Ray sample scene. Oops, not a movie, sorry :)	Slinky POV-Ray sample animation. 1.7MB	Vortex One of my first POV-Ray creations. Don't view as anaglyph! (too much red) 1MB
  Menger Sponge Cool original POV-Ray scene by Rune S. Johansen. 800K	Roller Coaster POV-Ray sample animation. Anaglyph format. 2MB	Dancing Baby The famous dancing baby! 3.4MB
  Soul Caliber Girl Woman from Soul Caliber, I assume. 3.4MB	Chameleons Chameleons. Taken from a monoscopic movie; I simlply delayed one eye. 1.6MB	Millipede A millipede. Same conversion technique as for Chameleons. 300K
  Fountain A decorative fountain in my apartment courtyard. (made with stereo videocameras shown above)	Cars Walking to the street and watching the cars drive by. (made with stereo videocameras shown above)

Vrex's VRR video plays in a web browser with the free DepthCharge plug-in, and can display movies in a variety of stereo formats (shutter glasses, anaglyph, free-view, etc.) Unfortunately the player is quite CPU intensive, input movies must be in cross-eye format, there's no documentation on the file format, and Vrex may have gone out of business. Scared away from the format yet? :) No? Then you can use my software to create a VRR file in just a few clicks.

If you're looking for a higher-performance and more flexible player than DepthCharge, try Stereoscopic Player or StereoMovie Player.

Note that the .vrr file is just a small (1KB) file that tells DepthCharge how to play your movie file. So, you'll need to keep the movie and vrr files in the same directory.

• To make a VRR file using VRRmaker, you need a cross-eye stereo video in Windows Media format.
• Stereo Movie Maker or Stereo Photo Maker are very useful if you are converting a movie from a different stereo format.
• To encode your mofie in Windows Media (.wmv) format, you can use Windows Media Encoder, available free from Microsoft.
• After making the .vrr file using the software below, open it with your web browser and happily view the video in any 3D format.
• Embedding a .vrr file into a webpage is very similar to embedding a .jps file for DepthCharge. For examples, take a look at the source code of any of my movie links above.

Download VRRmaker -- Only 37KB. Free.
To install, save the vrrmaker.exe file somewhere.
To uninstall, delete the file :)
No warranty. Use at your own risk.

Did you find this software helpful? Can you offer any tips stereo photography or videos?
I am eager to hear your comments and questions.
Noah Deneau -- noahd[at]alumni.rice.edu

Serving stereo fans since 9/1/03