Fastest 3D Camera

Name: Fastest 3D Camera
Price: 150 JPY
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)
Author: Masanori Katsuta

By: Masanori Katsuta App

Take the fastest 3D photos

Overview

Version:

1.0.3

Last updated: 2024-03-25

Ranking

#744,824 ▲ 188,511

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The fastest method for 3D photography. Excellent UI design with just one touch on the camera screen. This is a system that creates parallax between the image at touchdown and the image at touchup. (Touchdown-> Move the camera a little sideways-> Touchup-> Stop shooting) Anaglyph support. Anyone can see 3D photos using red and blue glasses. In addition, this app supports autostereoscopic vision. You can see either the parallel method or the intersection method.

[About Anaglyph]

If you have strong strabismus, use red / blue glasses to view in anaglyph mode.
Red and blue glasses can be easily made with cellophane sold at hundred-yen shops.
Those who can perform autostereoscopic viewing can also enjoy stereoscopic viewing by turning off the anaglyph mode.

[About autostereoscopic vision] This is a method of viewing the image of the left eye and the image of the right eye with the naked eye while feeling the three-dimensional image in three dimensions. There are two methods for autostereoscopic viewing: the parallel method and the cross method. The parallel method is a method in which the left image is viewed with the left eye and the right image is viewed with the right eye. The cross method is a method of viewing the left image with the right eye and the right image with the left eye. You can easily find out how to practice the parallel method and dating method by searching the web. Stereoscopic vision is said to improve the ability to focus with both eyes and help restore vision. It is thought to promote the movement of the eye muscles and visual field, thereby activating the brain.

[Settings]

Anaglyph mode: ON / OFF
Stereoscopic Image Layout: [1] [2] / [2] [1]

Please switch appropriately according to the parallel method or the cross method.

Storage resolution: 20-100% of original resolution

[output]

Save to camera roll: 3D photo
3D photo sharing: AirDrop, LINE, Facebook, Dropbox, Instagram, ...

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Masanori Katsuta

Rating:

5.00

(2) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.0.3 Last updated: 2024-03-25

Version code:

864690197

Creation date:

2020-03-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

6.15MB

Price:

150

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-20

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# 744,824 ▲ 188,511

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Developed by:

Masanori Katsuta

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/fastest-3d-camera/id1502685866?l=en-US

User Reviews

I love this app! It’s pretty simple to use but it does take some practice. To create an anaglyph image you will need red/cyan 3-D glasses. Open the app and frame a scene with some depth (objects in the foreground and in the mid ground and in the background). You touch the screen to take the first picture and then you very very slightly move the camera horizontally and lift up your finger to take the second picture. Turn on the 3-D button if it’s not already on - and you will see slight red and Cyan halos around the objects. Put on your glasses and you should see depth in the picture if you’re movement between picture one and picture to was very slight. You can swap the left eye and right eye images by touching the 1 2 or 2 1 swap buttons. You will need to do this depending on if you moved the camera from left to right or from right to left. The more you move the camera between touching the screen for picture one and lifting your finger off the screen for picture two - the bigger the Red and cyan halos become. Big obvious halos don’t normally create a good 3-D image. Slight halos give the best results. It takes practice to move the camera just a hair to get a good result. The more I played around with it the better I got at holding the camera still and moving it just slightly in between pictures. Swapping the eyes back-and-forth showed me which option worked best for the direction I moved my camera between picture one and picture two. Thanks so much for a fun app!