Brian May, guitarist with the band Queen and a stereo photography enthusiast, has launched a kit that allows users to view 3D stereo pairs and virtual reality content on a smartphone for just £25 (approx. US $37). The OWL VR Smart Phone Kit is an adaptation of a traditional Victorian-style stereo viewer sold by May's London Stereoscopic Company. Instead of inserting card-mounted stereo pairs, users fix a plate to the viewer's aperture that holds the smartphone in place. May says that the device...
Brian May launches smartphone adapter for stereoscopic virtual reality viewer
DP Review - 24 May 2016 22:00
Brian May, guitarist with the band Queen and a stereo photography enthusiast, has launched a kit that allows users to view 3D stereo pairs and virtual reality content on a smartphone for just £25 (approx. US $37). The OWL VR Smart Phone Kit is an adaptation of a traditional Victorian-style stereo viewer sold by May's London Stereoscopic Company. Instead of inserting card-mounted stereo pairs, users fix a plate to the viewer's aperture that holds the smartphone in place. May says that the device...
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