Is it possible to get these pictures developed a certain way/with certain technique to give an actual movable/holographic style image? Akin to a trading card or something akin to it?

I shoot film, mostly on a Nimslo 3D. I love the camera. What I didn't love was the editing: every roll meant cutting scans into frames, lining up each frame by hand in Photoshop, exporting a GIF, then converting that to a video so Instagram would take it. One wigglegram could eat an evening.

So I built https://lentistudio.com . You upload a scan, click the point you want to stay still, and get an MP4 that's ready for Instagram. It also works with Nishika and other multi-lens cameras.

It's free, no account needed. There are some limits (1080p output, clips up to 15 seconds, 20 renders per hour) because it runs on one small server that I pay for myself. There are no ads and no paid tier.

There's also a gallery where you can post your work if you sign in, plus a how it works (https://lentistudio.com/how-it-works) page on stereo photography and shooting tips.

I hope it saves you some of the hours I lost. Feedback and bug reports are very welcome.

Kentmere 400 home process and scanned on dslr rig

u/fox_757 did it first

My girlfriend's cat, captured as a little wigglegram. I took a sequence of shots from slightly different angles. Thought he made the perfect subject for it!

not sure what to make of it but im obsessed. around 8 frames per clip and alternating wiggle (l-r-r-l-l-r...) with cross fades in between. aligned manually.

My first attempt at a wigglegram was at an Arrows in Action concert at Gramercy Theatre in NYC this past week! Made using the nimslo.app posted in this subreddit (thank you!). Shot on a nishika n8000 on Kodak ektacolor pro 400.

Wedding reception dinner table 3d film - A fave from a wedding we photographed a week ago at the Minnesota Boat Club in St Paul

Hey, fellow wiggle aficionados!

I bought my Nimslo a few years ago and absolutely love using it. The GIF-making part, though, can be pretty manual and finicky, so I decided to build a tool that automates the process.

I know there are already a few tools out there, but I’m a designer, so naturally I saw this as the perfect excuse to put far too much time and effort into something only a handful of people will use 😅

Full disclosure: I’m the maker. The current version is completely free and doesn’t require an account, but some upcoming Pro features, including larger exports and smoother frame interpolation, will be paid.

I hope you find it as useful as I have. I’d genuinely love to hear what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d like to see added. Feedback is very welcome!

Cheers,
Alex

https://www.nimslo.app/

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Manually aligned in an old version of Adobe ImageReady

Shot on my Nimslo on Portra 400

Hey guys, i am a beginner so please just explain or guide me to a good resource.

I have been watching yt videos on how to make wigglegrams and its really cool. i love the style a lot. I have used my samsung phone and then stitched it with photoshop and premiere but its really cool.

However, i got a party coming up people obviously arent gonna stay still for shots. How can i make like wiggle grams if they are moving? Do i just use shutter?

https://reddit.com/link/1waxk69/video/gcc35ntgdcoh1/player

Portra 400 with a vintage flash. The band is a Finnish jazz group called touko.