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Hans Knuchel developed a simple adaptor for digital mirror reflex cameras, with which small moving objects can be photographed stereoscopically. The 3-D macro photographs shown here were taken with the prototype of the adaptor for the exhibition «Augen-Blicke» at the Zoological Museum of the University of Zurich. |
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The following pairs of pictures can be looked at stereoscopically using the cross-eyed method. For instructions see Spot 11. |
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| Great Grey Owl, head size approx. 80 mm | ||||
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| Stalk-eyed fly, size approx. 8mm | ||||
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| White-lipped snail, size approx. 40 mm | ||||
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| Bumblebee | ||||
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| Domestic cat | ||||
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| Praying mantis, size approx. 50 mm | ||||
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| Common toad, size approx. 70 mm | ||||
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| Fire bug, size approx. 10mm | ||||
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| Chamaeleon, size approx. 300mm | ||||
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| Grasshopper, size approx. 40mm | ||||
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| Mantis shrimp, size approx. 120mm | ||||
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| 05/21/2006 | ||||
