How I make wigglegrams

Just here to show folks how I edit my wigglegrams shot with my 3D lens on my Sony A7.
Link to the lens: www.georgemoua.com/3d-wiggle-...
Shoot me any questions or comments.
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[@Nardio]

This is awesome!
I look forward to giving you my money ASAP.

[@connorbloomfield2601]

I'm making one of the RF lens at the end of the month, I might create a photoshop action that can semi-automate the cropping in 3rds and recombine them as layers(even if I have to do alignment by hand or something)

[@skepsys]

would be cool to see all this process somehow integrated in a camera. like, selecting "stereoscopic mode" from the menus/buttons, and the camera doing all this automatically inside. maybe you could pitch your process to a camera manufacturer.

[@surfinfool61]

Need this for my fuji😭🙏🏾

[@levonparian6863]

Is this technique effective with a regular stereo camera (two images)?

[@georgemoua]

Yep, you can apply the same to two frames and it's equally effective.

[@DelaCruzProductions5]

Hi, When will you be selling more of these lenses?

[@georgemoua]

Hey.
Looking at another run in 2-3 months to give me time to get a Canon RF version ready.
Cheers,
George

[@JamesWilliams-in3py]

I do this just by taking a bunch of pics on high+
Not the exact same photo but a bigger effect and faster to edit.
This process way way too complicated for that. Great idea though. Just not something I’d do myself

[@samuelbenbassatdufour371]

Hey James, like without the 3D printed lens ?

[@likebliss]

Why not just create a virtual copy instead of exporting as DNG?

[@Alchemist1330]

Not really sure what the appeal is.

[@georgemoua]

I don't think a lot of the public did in the 80's too. Stereoscopic wiggle photograph is a niche just like any other photography discipline.

[@levonparian6863]

3D without a viewer. The first time I saw this on my cell phone it was amazing. It's important to think of the context. On a big screen it doesn't make sense, but on a cell phone it has more impact. Think of the flicker glasses for a 3D TV. Instead of flickering at the lenses, it flickers on the screen. This may be the key to 3D with out glasses or viewers. For a more refined version, a computer program could be developed to line up the frames perfectly so the eye doesn't see the wiggle and only senses the 3D.

[@skepsys]

if it's all done in-camera and the result is an exported gif, i think it would be quite appealing