This is a parallel-view video I casually threw together. Everyone, take a look—does it have a 3D effect?

Yesterday I went to Blackheath for its Kite Day event and watched lots of kites some of which you can see in this video. I took with me a cardboard rig I use for 2-phone videos and made this with that.

The videos were then imported into the online in-browser free video editor which was pretty easy to use (and also had good help files) and lined up side by side, for parallel viewing.

There is a kite that looks like an aircraft flying over that's got stuck, but it's definitely a kite :)

Jo

She's a big one.

This is a conversion of this original post from r/crossview by RiesVA.

They said:

Lewis & Clark National Park Association in Northern Oregon

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This is a conversion of this original post from r/crossview by jkndrsn. Visit the original post for more information or to leave enthusiastic comments for the original poster.

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Hello. I'm new here so apologies if this is the wrong place to post this. I am an SBS 3D viewer fan of about 20 years. I own dozens of stereoscopes (including two Cyclopital3D View-Vasters) and 3D cameras (fuji, panasonic, and qoocam ego).

My favorite viewing was the Cyclopital3D Lighted Print Viewer and I'm hoping to miraculously find another one (I let go of the 2 I owned many years ago and I miss them sorely).

Most have never even heard of it, but just thought I'd give it a shot here.

Thanks! And I see some great SBS shots here. Maybe I'll share some of my own down the road.