The Stereoscopy Blog

The exhibition ‘Latent Images’, by VicThor and Fabien de Cugnac, is open at the Passage Gallery, 31 rue de la Concorde, 1050 Brussels, until October 25th 2026.

By Phil Marsh, British Vintage Stereoscopy I came rather late to stereoscopy.

By Phil Marsh, British Vintage Stereoscopy I came rather late to stereoscopy.

Between 1960 and 1963, the Weetabix breakfast cereals company published six sets of 25 rather crudely printed coloured stereoscopic cards which, aimed mostly at children, were offered as promotional items in their various products.

Between 1960 and 1963, the Weetabix breakfast cereals company published six sets of 25 rather crudely printed coloured stereoscopic cards which, aimed mostly at children, were offered as promotional items in their various products.

To celebrate World Photography Day and 71(ish) years of this beautiful stereoscopic camera, I’d like to introduce you to the Duplex Super 120.

To celebrate World Photography Day and 71(ish) years of this beautiful stereoscopic camera, I’d like to introduce you to the Duplex Super 120.

To celebrate World Photography Day, on the 19th August 2026, photo historian and researcher Denis Pellerin, from the Brian May Archive of Stereoscopy, will be giving a free online 3-D talk: ‘The Weetabix Stereoscopic Cards and their Photographers‘ from 6pm

To celebrate World Photography Day, on the 19th August 2026, photo historian and researcher Denis Pellerin, from the Brian May Archive of Stereoscopy, will be giving a free online 3-D talk: ‘The Weetabix Stereoscopic Cards and their Photographers‘ from 6pm

From the California Museum of Photography: “Step into the fascinating world of early stereographic technology and discover how these immersive images—the television of their era—shaped American attitudes toward other cultures.

From the California Museum of Photography: “Step into the fascinating world of early stereographic technology and discover how these immersive images—the television of their era—shaped American attitudes toward other cultures.

Photographer Howard Sandler has very kindly written in to share how he made a stereoscopic cyanotype straight from the negatives of an inexpensive single lens medium format (120) camera.

Photographer Howard Sandler has very kindly written in to share how he made a stereoscopic cyanotype straight from the negatives of an inexpensive single lens medium format (120) camera.

In this post for Stereoscopy Day, we’re coming back to the 21st Century, and will specifically compare the stereoscopic 3-D camera capabilities of the KanDao QooCam EGO and the Acer SpatialLabs Eyes for taking still images.

In this post for Stereoscopy Day, we’re coming back to the 21st Century, and will specifically compare the stereoscopic 3-D camera capabilities of the KanDao QooCam EGO and the Acer SpatialLabs Eyes for taking still images.

Last year I was very fortunate to take part in a workshop given by Brazilian photographer and educator Roger Sassaki, who is also organiser and researcher of the Imagineiro project.

Last year I was very fortunate to take part in a workshop given by Brazilian photographer and educator Roger Sassaki, who is also organiser and researcher of the Imagineiro project.

To celebrate 100 years of the Rolleidoscop stereoscopic camera (or the official English spelling: Rolleidoscope), first released by Franke & Heidecke, Braunschweig, Germany, in 1926, we’re now going to meet the beautiful camera itself, with an introductio…

To celebrate 100 years of the Rolleidoscop stereoscopic camera (or the official English spelling: Rolleidoscope), first released by Franke & Heidecke, Braunschweig, Germany, in 1926, we’re now going to meet the beautiful camera itself, with an introductio…

It is strange, sometimes, how articles start getting written.

To celebrate 5 years of Stereoscopy Day and 100 years of the Rolleidoscop stereoscopic camera, I would like to take you on a virtual stereoscopic 3-D tour of the legendary manufacturers Franke & Heidecke’s factory in Brunswick (Braunschweig), Germany, in…