MS3D ChaCha vs Wide Stereo

“ChaCha” is a way to take a 3D photo using a 2D camera. It sounds just like taking two photos, one for each eye individually. Due to the user cannot view the 3D result during photo capturing, this way relies on the complicated post-processing to eventually transform a 3D photo. MS3D ChaCha, however, has revolutionized the method by enabling users to take 3D photos using their mobile phones, and generate 3D photos immediately with no need for post-processing. As a mobile phone app, it works in conjunction with a pair of MS3D mobile phone glasses to provide real-time 3D viewing, 3D aligning, and even 3D effect adjusting while capturing 3D images. There is no any other 3D camera and 3D photo taking method(e.g. dual cameras) can do this in the world now. What MS3D ChaCha made is, “what you see in 3D is what you take in 3D”. The MS3D ChaCha app consists of two key components: the ChaCha camera and the ChaCha viewer. 3D photos captured using this app are stored in the MS3D SVLR format, a "Split Vertical Left and Right image pair", that can be directly shared and enjoyed on a mobile phone nicely; Furthermore, the MS3D ChaCha app also features advanced MS3D AI-alignment, so that taking 3D photos becomes so much easier and fun. MS3D ChaCha camera feature settings: 1. ChaCha Mode: a. L +-- R (Right to Left); b. L --+ R (Left to Right). 2. Horizontal Resolution(one side of SBS photo): a. 1920 (1920x1440 px); b. 4k (4000x3000 px). 3. 3D Photo format: a. SVLR (Split Vertical Left and Right image pair); b. SBS (Side By Side). 4. Focus Mode: a. AREA; b. SPOT. MS3D ChaCha Advanced Features: 1. Ai align for 3D photo capturing. 2. Ai align for 3D photo post processing. 3. 3D format converting and saving:  a. SBS; b. PSBS(PhoneSBS, aka 16by9 SBS); c. SVLR(Split Vertical Left and Right image pair). 4. 3D camera zooming.

This application lets you see the world in a way you never experienced before! By combining video from two nearby iPhones or iPads, the stereo base is increased by the factor of 10, 100 or even 1000, increasing your effective stereoscopic range by the same factor. This means that we can perceive depth when looking at very distant objects, like clouds or mountains. If your friend with the other iPhone is not around, you can still make stereoscopic photos the old way, by taking photos from 2 locations or by using the unique "Timeshift" mode where the second view is created continuously from your past camera images. Stereoscopic photos, also those coming from other apps or devices (like Fuji Finepix Real 3D or Nintendo 3DS) can be displayed as anaglyphs (red/cyan glasses required) or in the VR-goggles mode (where you put your phone in the box with lenses). Stereoscopic photos created in this app are recognised as 3D by some 3D-enabled tv sets, like Sony Bravia. File format is MPO - "Multiple Picture Object")