Cross Your Eyes to See 3D 16mm Scenes from 1955, Stereo Side-by-side 16mm

16mm in 3D? This is another great film transfer gig in 2k here at work. If you want to see it in 3D, go Fullscreen and cross you eyes until you see 3 images. The center image will be in 3D. Try it, it works!

[@hillaryhess5716]

This footage looks like it was shot with the Bolex Stereo system, which included a fixed focus dual lens attachment that went directly on the camera body, and a special split-lens projection lens with internal polarizing filters. The film would be projected onto a silver screen and viewed in 3-D when the viewers are wearing polaroid glasses.

[@cinepost]

Yes, really cool project.

[@JToeppen]

Stereo Movie Maker is available to convert this file. It was probably shot using a Kern Bolex stereoscopic splitter that was C-mounted.

[@tlskillman]

Nice. Works well as cross-eye stereo movie. Fun to see stereo from a time when I was 1 year old! :-)

[@bolex]

Do you know who directed this film? Thank you.

[@kove]

Very cool indeed. I couldn't cross my eyes enough though 🥴

[@cinepost]

Keep trying!

[@47951]

omg it works!!!

[@williamlund1321]

Please repost film side by side (not crosseyed) for those of us who can't do cross eyed viewing. Thanks!

[@cinepost]

Will try