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Traditionally, to make a anaglyph photo, two cameras are mounted on special rack and two photos are taken. Anaglyph photo merging software is then used to combine the two photos together. Since there is no way to check the stereo look until the final merging, serious problem could occur. If one photo is out of focus, if the two cameras are set to different focal length, or if the two cameras are mis-aligned, the photos won't be usable.
Wouldn't it be easier if there is a preview so you can check the stereo look before taking the picture? HeavyMath StereoPic does exactly that. Getting videos from two webcams of similar model, it merges them automatically into anaglyph look and let you adjust the webcams until everything is right. After that, it is just one single click to get the image saved as a BMP or JPG file.
Possibilities
Aren't you bored with the static flat photos you take? It is no better than your friends, so what's the point?
Now, show something different. Use StereoPic to take personal portraits and have the person come alive. Take pictures of your sculpture work or workshop creations. It gives a different perspective, especially for the artiests.
Hot Plug Support
You can unplug or plug the webcam while the software is running, and we will detect it automatically. It is extreme simple and reliable.
