Capture the world
in three dimensions
3D Camera turns your smartphone into a powerful three-dimensional capture tool. Photos and slideshows at your fingertips.
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Main features
Everything you need to create stunning 3D content.
3D Capture
Take 3D photos using 1 or 2 smartphones. One photo for the left eye and one photo for the right eye.
Excellent sync
With 2 smartphones, the sync between the two photos can reach the same hundredth of a second.
3D Post production
Align your shots manually or automatically and resize them.
3D Slideshows
Showcase your best creations as slideshows.
3D Projection
Invite your friends to a screening session by plugging your smartphone directly into a 3D TV or projector using a USB-C/HDMI adapter
Tip #1
Save your photo settings in the EXIF data of your photos (copyright, favorite, stereoscopic base, number of smartphones, caption, copyright...)
Tip #2
For museum fans, scan your photo captions automatically
Stereoscopic base measurement
With two smartphones, it's easy to measure the stereoscopic base using the ruler or UWB
How does it work with 1 smartphone?
Three simple steps to take your first 3D photo with a single smartphone
Take the left eye photo
Point your camera at the object or scene you want to capture in 3D and press. The best 3D photos are those with multiple planes
Move your camera to the right
For a good depth effect, you need to move 4 to 6 centimeters if your subject is 2 to 10m away. You can move more (or less) if your subject is farther away (or closer). To help you aim, you'll keep the first photo displayed with transparency.
Take the right eye photo
The 2 photos are then merged together into what is called a "side-by-side" photo. All you have to do is align the photo on the screen plane
How does it work with 2 smartphones?
Three simple steps to create your first 3D model.
Connect the 2 smartphones
By pressing each of the two "start right/left connection" buttons
Select the shooting mode
The "sync priority" mode is the one that provides the best sync between the two photos (down to the hundredth of a second) but it is not available on all smartphone models. The Samsung S21 and newer are notably compatible with this mode.
Take the photo
Press the shutter button (on the right eye smartphone). The rest is automatic. The 2 photos are combined on the right eye smartphone and then merged together into what is called a "side-by-side" photo. All you have to do is align the photo on the screen plane in post production.