- $1.99
- Category: Photo & Video
- Versions: 7 archived
- Installable: 7 of 7
- Seller: Juicy Bits
- com.juicybitssoftware.3DCamera
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.
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sampled from 9 archived captures| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| March 13, 2010 | 1.3.3 | — | 268 | $1.99 |
| April 24, 2011 | 1.5.1 | — | 909 | $1.99 |
| January 6, 2012 | — | — | 969 | $1.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25A great app with great educational relevance. Please consider updating it to the new iOS, it would be unfortunate not to be able to continue counting on it. They have the respect and support of many people around the world. A cordial hug 🌻
Functional incremental stereo capture application that falls short on a few things. The best thing about the application is being able to use the front camera for 3D selfies. However the lack of a "volume shutter button" seems odd to me as you cannot take a photo unless you can hold and snap with one hand. <br/><br/>Anaglyph format renderings are glaringly too bright with no visible means of adjusting them, and no automatic alignment option which would save time from having to do it manually. For $2 I guess it can't be perfect but the potential for this application is great, it would just be nice to see this on steroids or something. :-/
I love this app! It produces great stereo images in both parallel in x-eye modes. The complaint that images require 3D glasses to view only applies to anaglyph setting. Others can be fre-viewed or viewed with an LSC Owl... Great fun!!!
Only 2 complaints so far: 1) the tap-to-focus doesn't work in the in-app camera 2) you can't use the "ghost view" to line up the second shot for a landscape orientation picture. For some reason the picture gets rotated 90 degrees before being displayed. As long as you are doing portrait orientation, it works like a charm.<br/><br/>The work-around is to use the Apple camera app, then load the two pictures. You can align them in this app. This approach doesn't give you any help to align the pictures when you are taking them. <br/><br/>I could wish it were faster at letting me take the second picture as well.
The latest iOS update killed the app for me. As buggy as it was, I still enjoyed using it. I wish the devs would update it. I’d gladly pay for a v2.0. Hopefully, one is in the works.
This program is terrific as is. This was my first taste of stereo scopic universe, and it's simplicity an excellent output led me into a fresh new hobby, and open the doors to more creative Syria scopic endeavors… My only complaint, is that they have not updated in quite a while, and I am afraid that further Apple OS changes might make it impossible to operate. So developers if you're reading this, you don't have to change anything, just make I don't wake up one day and this app is not working. That will be a sad day indeed. I have used every stereo scopic app on the App Store, some have many more features, some are very intuitive and how they have you take your stereo shot. No matter how much I try and double with the others I always come back to this one. The truly best thing about this app, and while I believe there may be another in the App Store that will do this, but it's why I keep coming back to this one besides ease of use is the fact that your left, and you're right picture or a mediately saved as separate images to your photo roll. This allows you to manipulate at a later time should you choose to do so.
I've used this ap for over 3 years. What a joy. Haven't tried w goodle viewer etc. With practice the eyes readily adjust<br/><br/>Wish they have some form of sharing Ie community
Waste of time
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