Join Tobias and Tom as they explore the fascinating world ofstereoscopic photography, from its historical significance in wartime to modern artistic and scientific applications. Along the way they share anecdotes, technical insights, and their own experiments with 3D imaging, all in their usual relaxed and humorous style.
In This Episode
· The origins of stereoscopy and its inventor, Sir Charles Wheatstone
· How stereoscopy was used during WWII for intelligence gathering and camouflage detection
· The science of binocular vision and how our brains perceive depth
· Simple demonstrations you can try yourself to understand stereoscopic vision
· DIY projects, including camera obscuras and outdoor studio setups
· The use of stereo photography in space exploration, including Apollo lunar missions
· Modern 3D imaging techniques, from View-Master to smartphone apps
· Artistic applications of stereoscopy and experimental photographic processes
· The challenges and limitations of current stereoscopic technologies, including VR and 3D glasses
· Creative projects involving imaginary worlds, fake documentaries, and Aerochrome-inspired imagery
· Upcoming stereoscopy events and opportunities to get involved
Stereoscopy Apps
i3DSteroid (iPhone/iPad)[https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/i3dsteroid/id467945370]
3DSteroid (Android)[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.suto.stereoroid]
Projects & Resources
Tom Warland – Stereoscopic Projects and Resources[https://www.tombobwarland.com]
Jim Naughten – Mountains of Kong[https://jimnaughten.co.uk/]
Chris Levine [https://chrislevine.com/]
London Stereoscopic Company [https://www.londonstereo.com]
Stereoscopic Events
London Stereoscopic Photowalk '26 18 October 2026[https://www.photowalk.me/photowalk/the-london-stereoscopic-photowalk-26/]
Other Resources
Phlogger Episode 49 – Quinn Jacobson
[https://phlogger.co.uk/tooth-fairies-kevin-costner-massacres-with-quinn-jacobson/]
