I received the Loreo Macro 3D lens for 35mm digital or film cameras and I was excited to try it out and so where did I shoot? Well, my art studio which is full of lots of interesting objects including music gear, art supplies and of course toys! All artists/animators have toys in their studios. I am a drummer so there are images including the pedals and hardware on the drums. There are other 3D images of hardware in this portfolio, can you guess what the objects are? I will give you a hint, they are related to 3D.

You will need a Lorgnette viewer to view these pictures or you can free-view these pictures by “twisting” your eyes. It is a procedure similar to crossing your eyes however it feels like one is pulling their eyes in from the sides to cross and fuse the images together. This type of free-viewing is how the “magic-eye” pictures are free-viewed and once masted is easy to do. Click on this link to learn how to parallel free view. You CAN do it and don’t say you can’t. It just requires practice. Here is another great site that teaches people about parallel viewing.