The central spike is noticeably displaced from the center position in the left and right images.

The hard part of 3-D is to make sure the left eye sees only the left image, and vice versa.

In this way, one projector can display the left and right stereoscopic images simultaneously.

The first is Samantha singing in a light/sunny background (left image).

At the bottom, the left image is that of rice stalks, the municipality's main product.

When the process is complete, a left and right image will have been created.

The right image shows a close-up view of the left image.

Finding the same singular physical point in the two left and right images is known as the correspondence problem.

It shows left and right images through different patterns in a circular polarizer.

The left image below shows a young mushroom.