This is a stereoscopic 3D animated version of the Silicon Graphics SGI HyperCube Logo. It was created in Autodesk Maya. It should be viewed with Red / Cyan 3D anaglyph glasses. For the best experience go full screen and set the resolution to 720p.
Here is an abstract Autodesk Maya rendering of a spiral staircase in Anaglyph Stereoscopic 3D.
Anaglyph - Spiral Stairs
Maya Scene
Here is a stereoscopic phantogram image. It should be viewed with red / cyan anaglyph glasses. It is of puzzle pieces falling on a floor. The image was rendered in Autodesk Maya. It is best viewed at a 45° degree angle. I have included a 8.5×11 PDF printable version for people who prefer viewing it on paper.
Printable puzzle_phantogram.pdf
Animated Slow-mo falling puzzle pieces on vimeo
Phantogram version of clip:
Regular Anaglyph version:
Here is a comparison between a stereoscopic phantogram anaglyph and a regular anaglyph. The phantogram should be viewed at a 45 degree vertical angle between the viewer and the screen and the anaglpyh can be viewed normally. I recommend clicking on the images for full sized versions which show more depth.
Regular Anaglyph Image
Phantogram Anaglyph Image
Chandelier Stereoscopic 3D Anaglyph from Andrew Hazelden on Vimeo.
This is a simple scene of a chandelier swinging rendered in stereoscopic 3D using Autodesk Maya.
This is a wide angle (112 degree FOV ) anaglyph stereoscopic rendering. It requires Red / Cyan glasses to view.
Here is a printable Stereoscopic Phantogram Anaglyph of coins stacked. It was rendered from Autodesk Maya using Mental Ray. View it by looking down at it with a 45 degree down-tilt angle while wearing red / cyan anaglyph glasses.
