Animated Stereoscopic Time-Lapse Daguerreotypes by Swiss Photographer Jean-Gabriel Eynard (1852)

A collection of five animated stereoscopic time-lapse daguerreotype photographs taken by early Swiss photographer Jean-Gabriel Eynard (1775-1863) in Switzerland around 1852. A small amount of time elapsed between when each stereoscopic daguerreotype was taken allowing for some movement to be visible among the subjects in the photos.
Source: J. Paul Getty Museum,
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[@dilbertfish]

This is cool!

[@RedcoatsReturn]

😲😲 Quite incredible…at that time…photography was a new science…those photos look like 3D images too 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😊👍👍

[@SStupendous]

They ARE 3D pictures, that's what stereoscopes are! You're seeing them in GIF format, they look much cooler in a stereoscopic viewer!

[@jec1ny]

@1:44 Poor man looks like he really needs to step into the privy.

[@TRUEkcctv1384]

Yall know that many aren't touching the pillar in the back right he looks like he is, but he's not ,Zoom in. Also, why are they taking pictures outside