Stereography using a single lens
Kshitija Deshpande, Arvind Paranjapye
Abstract
In this paper we have put forth an innovative method of obtaining a stereographic image on a single frame using a single lens. This method has been verified experimentally. A preliminary prototype of the same is built with an optimized use of the material available in the laboratory. The prospective applications of this technique are also explored in brief. This method once commercialized, will reduce the expenses incurred in the stereo videography. We also propose a simplified method of obtaining anaglyph.
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