Why the wiggling? Introduction to MacroLab3D

This solo hobby project is dedicated to stereoscopic macro. 3D in my name refers to stereoscopy, not CGI. This is all real mother nature creations, not AI.
FAQ:
• Why the shaking: On this channel everything stays still during the photo session, and only camera moves. I am adding the wiggling to improve your depth and form perception on a flat screen. This is a known effect called "Wiggle stereoscopy" and is the main feature of this project. I also have other, no shaking stereo formats, check out my Playlists.
• This is mostly in focus because I am using "Focus stacking" in all of my videos. It allows me to combine many different focus points in one sharp result.
• This is not just about a camera or lens. This is a macro photography with focus stacking and wiggling. Macro photography is a very complex subject, you must dive deep into it if you are interested.

Welcome!

#shorts

[MacroLabD]

-But why?
-The microscopic world is so small that we can't see it without a microscope. But even with a microscope, we can only see a thin line of focus. Also, microscopes are very expensive, and not everyone has one. Here on this channel, you can experience having this expensive microscope in stereo—plus, as a bonus, everything is fully in focus, since I am using focus stacking. Focus stacking combines multiple images with different focus points (thin lines of focus) into a fully focused result. And to show you the depth on a flat screen, I am using wiggle stereoscopy. Here on this channel, you also have the ability to watch it in VR Cinema if you have a device, using one of the many stereo formats within the 'Playlists' section.

[FuchsDanin]

"No AI" except the AI voice.

[xeamumceo]

"Can you stop the wiggling"
Pauses video

[imthburgrking]

Wiggle stereocopy is a phrase I never thought I’d hear and I just sounds sound satisfying

[messylife]

It creates depth essentially the same way having two eyes does, displaying different perspectives so that you can judge relative size and distance more effectively

[Im-From-the-stars]

I love that it wiggles, without wiggling I don’t think the 3D affect would be so noticeable, and so in-depth, it’s fascinating to see tiny creatures, and all their glory✨
💛💛💛💫

[CraigMansfield]

The brain is even using information that it's just been given, like a ghost, to fill in depth perception. That's amazing

[diplexnormal]

Seeing those ripped fibers of the €50 bill is absolutely amazing to see. I work at a paper warehouse, so seeing torn fibers like that is something I’ve never seen that close, even on my microscope.

[endurofan]

whatvs more amazing is the precision of the camera wiggling and stays just at the same target

[ChaserX]

"Can you wiggle slower?" "Yes - but we don't like to and we are angry you asked."

[bipnip]

Wiggle Stereoscopy sounds like the name of a high school band that had dreams of making it big, but 10 years later still playing local gigs. Only sticking around cuz its fun and the funny name.

[SolidChrisGR]

This is by far the best short i have seen im months. Finally i learn something from all this 10 seconds shorts

[CraigMansfield]

That's extremely cool. Stereoscopic images are usually the equivalent of an image from each individual eye. So this is showing us the two image perspectives consecutively and our brain is coding it into 3D. Beautiful

[Fluffypancakes-oq]

*"my money doesn't jiggle jiggle, it folds"*

My honest reaction:

[kumajirowhoareyou]

I love this! I have such a hard time telling depth! This is genius! the faster the image wiggles the further back and our brain understands! ❤❤❤

[mamadz]

Wow, this is the most clearest microscopic shot I've ever seen😳

[misterdurden]

"Wiggle stereoiscopy". That. Is fuggin ridiculous. I can't explain how deeply I love humanity's ability to question and discover and further explore only so we can explain and further the whole cycle.

[akfortyfo]

Definitely helps! The brain is incredible and people are amazing for developing these things.

[samocool]

Finally, a short that answered all questions

[BRWCooking]

Well I just posted a comment of why are the videos moving waving wiggling and now you answered it. By the way today is my first time watching your videos.