Autostereoscopic Photography is the creation of three dimensional pictures that can be viewed without special glasses. This is an tutorial for photographers in the basic techniques of autostereoscopic photography and lenticular imaging.
An autostereoscopic image merges a sequence of photos of a subject taken from different positions. The printed image has a lenticular screen in front of the print to display pairs of photos to respectively the left and right eye of the viewer, creating an illusion of depth.
In this tutorial you will take a total of nine photos from different angles and upload them to our website for processing and editing. We guarantee that you will create a successful autostereoscopic mage! If there are any problems with your photos, we will get back to you with suggestions and adjustments for a reshoot.
This tutorial is based on a flower as the chosen subject. You can of course use something else if you prefer. We recommend that you pick a flower or other subject with rich depth properties, optimally with elements partly overlapping and obstructing other parts.
You also need the following equipment to complete this tutorial:
In the first part of the tutorial you will compose the object, measure the studio and the scene, shoot nine photos as instructed and upload these from your browser. Our server software will then align and combine these photos into a stereo image. In the second part of the tutorial, you will modify and tailor this image into a work of fine art.
We welcome your questions regarding this tutorial and appreciate your suggestions about how it can be improved. Please do not hesitate to contact us via email support@Auticular.com.
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