Comic

This is one of the most amazing 3D-books ever published as it covers both the history of 3D, as well as 3D-comics (with numerous samples), and 3D-movies. However, this book is sold out - but you may try to have a used copy found by amazon.com.

Beware of frightful footsteps and things that go bump in the night ... the ghostly hosts of this old house not only come to life - they come off every scary page in Screamin' 3-D!. Children's picture book with 14 pages. For 3D, it uses the ChromaDepth system, which works quite well in this book. One pair of ChromaDepth glasses is enclosed.

First in a series documenting great works of architecture using stereoscopic (3-D) photography, "Bruce Goff: 3 Houses" is published by View Productions under the direction of Michael Kaplan and Gregory Terry. Michael Kaplan is Professor of Architecture Emeritus at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where he has taught architectural design and theory. Winner of the AIA Education Honors Award in 1991, he is a licensed architect and has lectured and published widely on cultural aspects of architecture. He is a veteran stereo photographer; his lecture on the history, theory and practice of 3-dimensional architectural photography has been presented at venues throughout the United States. Gregory Terry is a graduate of the University of Tennessee School of Architecture. He received a Master of Architecture with Graphic Design concentration from North Carolina State University for a thesis entitled "A Center for View-Master Technology."

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When attorney Ed Becker spots the carved antique dresser in a dusty attic, he takes it to restore. Then his young daughter, Amy, makes a curious discovery: Inside one of the drawers she finds a set of old pictures and a stereoscope, an old-fashioned device that allows you to see images in three dimensions. Oddly, one of the photos resembles their house, where Eds grandmother lived long ago. But the scenes inside the stereoscope also bring to vivid life some terrifying memories, eerie images that seem all too real ...

Discover dinosaurs that rip, tear, and bite their way off each page. Children's picture book with 14 pages. For 3D, it uses the ChromaDepth system, which works quite well in this book. One pair of ChromaDepth glasses is enclosed.

Once you visit Dr. Skincrawl's lab full of creepy creatures in Screamin' 3-D ... you'll be screaming to get out. Children's picture book with 14 pages. For 3D, it uses the ChromaDepth system, which works quite well in this book. One pair of ChromaDepth glasses is enclosed.

Swiss Artist Hans Knuchel loves to experiment with the third dimension. This book features a lenticular random-dot-stereogram on the cover. Inside are very artistic and outstandingly printed anaglyph images, stereo pairs and random-dot stereograms as well as wallpaper stereograms.

It's tough being the new kid at school, especially the first day. Everything seems strange. Children's picture book with 14 pages. For 3D, it uses the ChromaDepth system, which works very well in this book. One pair of ChromaDepth glasses is enclosed.

Complete with a set of 3D-glasses, young readers embark on a spooky adventure through the haunted Delancy House, where a mystery, dating back to the Civil War, needs to be solved, confronting a host of eerie happenings along the way.

This book uses the ChromaDepth system for the 3D-effect. One pair of ChromaDepth glasses is enclosed.

This book uses the ChromaDepth system for the 3D-effect. One pair of ChromaDepth glasses is enclosed.

The 3D glasses in the book are the invitation to an enchanting celebration in honor of the Fairy Princess. She and the colorful fairies, gnomes and elves welcome you. Children's picture book with 14 pages. For 3D, it uses the ChromaDepth system, which works quite well in this book. One pair of ChromaDepth glasses is enclosed.

Children's Book

This 16 page booklet is aimed towards kids 6 to 9 years old and tells the story of a haunted carnival, a missing jeweler and stolen rubies. For 3D, it uses the ChromaDepth system, and one pair of ChromaDepth glasses is enclosed in a pocket in the back.

This 16 page booklet is aimed towards kids 6 to 9 years old and tells the story of a mall, which - amazingly - is empty. Could it be haunted?. For 3D, it uses the ChromaDepth system, and one pair of ChromaDepth glasses is enclosed in a pocket in the back.

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This "hands-on" book is fun for kids (and grown-up kids as well). Many experiments are included, and three-dimensional imaging is one of the many subjects covered by this outstanding book. Produced in co-operation with the "Exploratorium", a hands-on science museum in San Francisco, California.

The New York Times Book Review, David Murray
...a more than worthwhile addition to the history bookshelf... 

Synopsis
The first book to present the greatest photos of the Civil War in the three-dimensional format in which they were originally taken and meant to be seen, The Civil War in Depth is a landmark contribution to both photographic history and the ever-popular study of the Southern rebellion. This remarkable collection of 150 photos includes the first war action photos ever taken--the shelling of Fort Sumter in 1863--as well as more than a dozen Civil War images never published until now.

Card catalog description
Complete with a stereoscopic viewer that allows you to see each image in 3-D, The Civil War in Depth explores the Civil War from an astonishing new perspective, with scenes that come to life in a way no two-dimensional photograph ever could. Witness the shelling of Fort Sumter in 1863 - the first war action photograph ever taken. Examine more than a dozen Civil War photographs that have never been published until now. View the stoic face of Abraham Lincoln, as well as the slave pens, the prisons, the wrecked battlefields, and the devastated cities as they were seen in the nineteenth century. Learn about the art of the stereo photographer and the often misunderstood history of Civil War photographs. 

An excellent book with dozens of stereo historic images of Iowa, featuring both daily life, historic events, catastrophic events etc. Even if you are no resident of the US-State of Iowa, this is an excellent book for your 3D-library as it shows a very wide variety of images of a fairly small area, which enables historic studies.

"The World of Stereographs" by William C. Darrah is the definitive work on stereographs. This reprint edition is an exact reproduction of the limited edition originally published by the author himself in 1977. This book, intended as a survey and guide to stereographs, considers them from for points of view: historical, geographical, topical and by the photographers who produced them. Two checklists are included: first, the names and locations of 3,500 North American stereographers arranged alphabetically by States; and second, a world register of 4,200 card photographers giving the countries and approximate dates of activity, with references to the book on which they are cited. Three hundred illustrations of stereographs supplement the text. "The World of Stereographs" was written not only for collectors, librarians, archivists, and historians, but also for the general appreciation and enjoyment of stereographs.

A Do-it-Yourself book

Excellent Reference

The latest edition presents many changes: an enhanced layout, new contributions and hologram science, numerous samples, and addresses of all hologram companies in the world. As a standard library reference, it packs in everything businesses need for acquiring, selling and understanding holographs and their applications.

Very theoretical

Children's Book

A book for ophthalmologists

Latest book by Mark Blum. Order NOW and be among the first to receive it! (August 1999)

Take a spectacular journey beneath the sea with this amazing collection of 3-D photographs. From brightly hued nudibranchs, colorful blennies, and giant sea turtles to ethereal jellyfish and radiant angelfish, these stereoscopic photographs bring the weird and wonderful creatures of the deep to three-dimensional life and will delight and astound marine enthusiasts of all ages. With a 3-D viewer cleverly bound in the flap of the book, viewing these remarkable underwater animals is easier than ever. Accompanied by entertaining, informative captions, these eye-opening photographs - taken all over the world - allow you to journey beneath the ocean as never before. A fascinating look at the extraordinary range and diversity of life in the sea, "Beneath the Sea in 3-D" provides a unique and intriguing glimpse into the underwater realm.

The tiniest creatures loom monstrously into view in this easy-to-use, bigger-than-life rendezvous with bugs, complete with 3-D lenses built right in. From butterflies, caterpillars, and bumblebees to scorpions, tarantulas, and praying mantises, each tiny creature is vividly rendered in uncanny depth and detail through the miracle of Mark Blum's stereoscopic photographs. With forty-four eye-popping 3-D images, fact-filled captions, and a helpful glossary, "Bugs in 3-D" will make you bug-eyed with wonder.

Come face-to-face with some of the billions of insects that inhabit the Earth. State-of-the-art three-dimensional photography brings these amazing creatures to life.

With 3D Glasses

This extraordinary series will leave young nature lovers bug-eyed. Through the magic of stereographic photography, a hand-held image viewer allows readers to come face-to-face with some of nature's coolest creeping, crawling, buzzing, flying, slithering, rattling, and sidewinding creatures. Full color, with stereoscope.

Readers get a close-up look at scaly reptiles and slimy amphibians and a microscopic look at some of the creepy, crawly insects that inhabit our planet. An amazing anaglyph book. 26 pages filled with information and well-made anaglyph 3D photos. A pair of anaglyph 3D glasses is enclosed on a cardboard pocket affixed to the back cover.

Full color, with stereoscope.

The seas and oceans cover two thirds of the surface of the Earth. Ocean life ranges from microscopic plankton to the majestic blue whale. Explore the fascinating ocean world and discover its secrets and gaze at some of its wonders using the 3D viewer in the back of this book. Children's book with 12 pages, with 7 painted stereo pairs. Clever foldable stereoscope with lenses in the back.

Long before space travel was a possibility, people dreamed of traveling to the stars and beyond. Perhaps this is because every person is already a space traveler, hurtling through space at over one thousand miles a minute on the spaceship we call the planet Earth. Learn about the wonders of our universe using the 3D viewer in the back of this book. Children's book with 12 pages, with 7 painted stereo pairs. Clever foldable stereoscope with lenses in the back.

Anaglyph booklet with 24 pages and 10 anaglyph stereo images. Comes complete with anaglyph 3D-glasses.

Anaglyph booklet with 24 pages and 10 anaglyph stereo images. Comes complete with anaglyph 3D-glasses.

An amazing anaglyph book. 26 pages filled with information and well-made anaglyph 3D photos. A pair of anaglyph 3D glasses is enclosed on a cardboard pocket affixed to the back cover.

This fun, fact-filled book offers children the opportunity to find out what life was like in the early days of aviation. Combining clear, informative prose and striking 3D images of such early planes as the Red Baron's Fokker DR-I triplane and the "Flying Razor," this book invites readers to take a trip back to the days when pilots were daredevils and heroes, and even watching takeoffs was a thrill.

Computer Stereo Vision

The creators of Magic Eye have joined with King Features Syndicate to bring America its favorite comic strip characters in 3-D, including Popeye, Dennis the Menace, Blondie and Dagwood, Beetle Bailey, Marvin, Funky Winkerbean, and such classics as The Phantom, Krazy Kat, and Flash Gordon.

America's premier fantasy artist creates a stunning 3D format that transports the viewer into the heart of the art. The fantastic fantasy art of Boris Vallejo, already popular in books, calendars, and on book jackets and covers, assumes a whole other aura in this new 3D format. Includes 26 astounding paintings and methods for viewing. Full color.

A mysterious 3D-story

The most fascinating and popular Disney characters in magic 3D.

The world's favorite cartoon cat enters the third dimension in a book of Magic Eye images filled with heaping helpings of lasagna, brain dead dogs, and hapless owners to delight both Garfield lovers and Magic Eye fans.

God's Miracle Eye brings the ageless stories of the Bible to life through the exciting technology of holographic illusion. Spanning from the creation of the Earth to the second coming of Christ, 20 beloved scenes and miracles are revealed in glorious three-dimensional images, each accompanied by the scripture and story it portrays. Full color.

Announcing the Magic Eye 1999 Calendar! Be entertained by our latest and greatest 3D illusions. This 12" x 12" wall calendar has an amazing variety of images, which will take you from the tranquil setting of the ocean to the first pitch at the old ballgame. More great news! Viewing Magic Eye images can IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHT! Optometrists say that viewing Magic Eye images are like "aerobics for your eyes"!

88 stereograms

Here's a combination of heroic proportions: the bestselling Magic Eye visions linked with Marvel Comics' ultra-popular Spider-Man! In this new book from N.E. Thing Enterprises, readers will be able to find action-packed Spider-Man scenes lurking within each colorfully graphic 3D drawing.

Readers learn how to make their own interactive 3D virtual reality stereo walk through that is great for teaching 3D game programming concepts.

All-star cast in tacky sci-fi entry: A rocket crew becomes suspicious when they discover a colony of sexy women living in an underground empire on the moon. AKA "Rocket to the Moon."

Gorilla in diving helmet wipes out entire Earth population save one family, then spends most of film's running time lumbering around Bronson Canyon trying to find them. One of the genuine legends of Hollywood: embarrassingly, hilariously awful... and dig that bubble machine with the TV antenna!

Experience supernatural horror as a brilliant psychiatrist is seduced by the ancient, deadly powers of the mask. Bizarre hallucinations and unearthly evil drive all who wear the mystic mask to madness and murder. Contains 3-D sequences. Subsequently re-titled "Eyes From Hell." Each cassette contains five pairs of 3-D glasses.

Animated Magic Eye Images.

Having escaped in the last episode, Jason is back, hockey mask and all, to continue his murderous rampage across Crystal Lake.
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

Includes 3D-glasses

Pulfrich 3D

Pulfrich 3D

Archetypal 50s monster movie has been copied so often that some of the edge is gone, but story of Amazon expedition encountering deadly Gill-Man is still entertaining, with juicy atmosphere, luminous underwater photography sequences directed by James C. Havens. Originally in 3D, but just as good without it.
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

OK sequel to "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" destroys much of that film's mystery and terror by removing gill-man from Amazonian home and placing him in Florida aquarium. Originally in 3-D. Clint Eastwood has his first screen role as lab technician. 
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

Intriguing science-fiction based on a Ray Bradbury story. An alien ship crashes in the Arizona desert; its passengers assume the identities of nearby townspeople so they can effect repairs unnoticed--they think. Remarkably sober for its era, with crisp performances and real restraint, even in its use of 3D.
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

Frederick Knott's suspense play of man plotting wife's murder and subsequent police investigation: stagey at times but slick and entertaining. Filmed in 3D.
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

Hilarious! It's great to watch this on video - you can TELL where the 3-D scares of the theatrical presentation were supposed to be, which makes it all the more humorous.
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

Mad baron Kier clones body-beautiful monsters out of bloody human innards. Campy and disgusting, with severed heads and hands galore. Originally shown in 3D.
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

Hudson goes after men who have kidnapped his fiancée (Reed); formidable villainy, beautiful Arizona locations. Originally shown in 3D. 
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

Bright filmization of Cole Porter's Broadway musical, adapted from Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. Grayson and Keel are erstwhile married couple whose off-stage and on-stage lives intertwine. Songs include "So in Love', "Always True to You in My Fashion'', "Brush Up Your Shakespeare'' (delightfully performed by Wynn and Whitmore); the "From This Moment On'' number, highlighting Fosse and Carol Haney, is outstanding. Originally in 3-D. 
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

A technical masterpiece of 3D, "House of Wax" is the story of a talented wax sculptor and his hyper-realistic creations. After his original works are destroyed by fire, this madman transforms fresh corpses into lifelike works of art.
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

This book sheds some light on Virtual Reality. The descriptions are very simple and easy to understand, and several anaglyph 3D-images are included in this 91 page book. One pair of anaglyph 3D-glasses is enclosed inside a vinyl pouch in the back cover.