Lenticular images may be viewed in 3D without special glasses. Because of their nature, lenticular images cannot be exactly shown on a computer monitor, but an animation can approximate the effect.Azalea, (c) B. Mason 2011
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| Anaglyph 3D images are made to be viewed
through glasses with specially coloured lenses. The most common method
of creating anaglyphs is for viewing through glasses with a red lens
over the left eye, and a cyan (near turquoise) lens over the right eye. Anemone and perch,
(c) B. Mason 2011
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| Stereocards are made with left and right
eye images, intended to be viewed through an antique-style stereoscope,
or its modern equivalent. Oak Bay Marina, (c) B. Mason 2011
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