XstereO vs 3D Cam SBS

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).

3D Cam SBS turns your iPhone into a stereoscopic (3D) camera. The app is only compatible with iPhones that have two diagonally arranged cameras (e.g. iPhone 13, 14, and 15 — non-Pro models only). Using both lenses, it captures side-by-side (SBS) 3D photos and videos. Because the cameras are diagonal, you simply rotate your iPhone by 45° when shooting. A built-in levelling guide helps you hold the device at the correct angle. Please shoot in bright lighting conditions — in low light, the ultra-wide lens may produce a blurred image in one eye, leading to poor 3D effect. We also recommend keeping the shooting distance within 5 metres, as the two lenses are very close together; otherwise, the 3D effect will be reduced. Note: This app only works on iPhones with dual cameras arranged diagonally. Other models are not supported. Due to diagonal capture, resolution is limited: video output is 2160×1080 (1080×1080 per eye), photo output is 3200x1600 (1600×1600 per eye).