XstereO vs Wide Stereo

XstereO Player - mobile edition. The program is designed to view flat and stereoscopic images. It supports wide gamut color profiles and HDR ! It allows you to view images located on your device or on the web pages. What XstereO Player can do: - Supports major image file formats. It recognizes Left and Right views in one file or from two separate ones. When opening one file, Side-by-Side format or two images in one container are automatically recognised, including Spatial Photos captured by iPhones and Vision Pro. - Display modes for stereo pairs: Left-Right, Right-Left, Animation. - Open a series of photos from the local media library on your device, and while scrolling through them, you can delete unnecessary ones. Two files are deleted at once when deleting a stereo pair. Deletion occurs according to the usual rules, and you can find all deleted photos in Recently Deleted in the Photos application. - Open a series of photos posted on some of the websites. In this case, you can see a detailed description of each photo. The author can describe in advance the type of each photograph on the web page: whether they are flat or a stereo pair (LR or RL).

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")