User:VasuVR/StereosmartKarnataka

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Stereograms have been in existence for a long time (refer Stereo images category and sub-categories). This concept was then utilized to commercially produce "View Master" based stereo image reels (7 pairs of images per reel).

A college friend introduced to me a binocular viewer of normal 35mm slides, which could be used to view 3-D images, provided they had been photographed for that purpose - 2 photographs per scene (right eye image and left eye image). From then on, various tourist centers, scenery, buildings, gardens and nature have been captured in slide film.

Later, this idea was continued with digital photography as well. The following collection are Parallel view images clicked using smart phone camera and then combined using simple image handling software into each pair. This page contains such stereo images of Karnataka, India.

The portrait type stereograms, if any, below have been put together with the black gap to suit views using VR devices on modern smart phones with HD aspect ratio.

About these stereograms

These photographs are part of a collection of photographs taken using simple smart phones from 2016 onwards, explicitly to capture the 3-D view of the sceneries, landscapes or buildings. The images were then adjusted using IrfanView software.
Where necessary some cropping / fine-rotation has been done for corrections. The left image and right image were taken consecutively (and not simultaneously) - with manual approximate positioning of smart phone as well as approximate framing of the subject(s). Hence, in some pairs, the lighting/ aperture may be different between left and right image. In others, there could be movement of any movable objects / organisms in the images.
The images have been placed side-by-side in parallel format using the same IrfanView software.
Best when viewed on a smart phone with appropriate aspect ratio, using a Google Cardboard / similar VR device.
For images with portrait orientation, the black space between the images is intentional, for good viewing experience on such a device.
Viewing by cross-eye technique without any devices will also yield a good 3-D visualization, but a device is recommended for best experience.
NOTE: The uploaded images are big in size (4K to 5K pixels wide) and can give more clarity, than the default versions that Wikimedia serves on browsers (800 pixels or 1K pixels wide).

All 3-D images

Drum dancer at Belur

See User Category : Files (stereoscopic) by VasuVR for all below images in alphabetical order in one place.

Images from Slides

Stereograms from slides - clicks of India, France, UK, USA - 1994-2010
Stereograms from slides - Italy 2010

Images from Digital Camera

Karnataka

Rest of India

Other places

Images from Smart phone cameras

Karnataka

Rest of India

Other places

Udupi

Sri Krishna Temple
Main gopuram
From side of main gopuram
Chariot and south entrance gopuram

Bengaluru

Lalbagh

Botanical garden
Jayachamarajendra Wadiyar equestrian statue

Lalbagh 2023 Flower show

Glass house exhibits
Exhibit
Exhibit
Exhibit - close up
Exhibit
Exhibit - side view
Exhibit - side view
Exhibit - close up

Glass house flower close ups
Bed of flower varieties
Republic day theme
White Chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemums
Pigs ears plant

Lalbagh glass house craft
Palm leaves based craft

Malleshwaram

Kannika Parameshwari temple
Facade art made in 2022

Dharmasthala

Dharmasthala Park near temple
Old Sculptures of goddesses
Saraswati mandapam
Saraswati mandapam

Somanathapura, Mandya district

Keshava Temple grounds
Keshava Temple grounds view from near entrance
Another view from near entrance

Maddur, Mandya district

Sri Ugra Narasimha temple
Surya and Maha Vishnu art
Narasimha art

Nanjangud

Srikanteshwara Temple
South Side view
South view of front Gopuram
Front view of main Gopuram
View of main Gopuram from inside
Another view of main Gopuram

Eagleton, Bidadi

Sun Temple
Side view of Surya sculpture
Closer view of Surya

Bangalore private garden

Epiphyllum oxypetalum
Single Queen of night (sometimes called Brahma kamalam)
Two flowers - Queen of night (sometimes called Brahma kamalam)

Mahakuta, near Badami

Mahakuta group of temples
A Vishnu temple on right and another shrine on left
Varaha carving on Vishnu temple

Badami

Badami Cave Temple 3
Seated Vishnu and pillar carvings
Seated Vishnu on Adishesha

Hampi

Kadalekalu Ganesha
Monolithic Ganesha, 6 metres tall

Shravanabelagola

Chandragiri
Chandragiri view from Vindhyagiri

Doddagaddavalli

Lakshmi Devi Temple
Temple premises from gate

Mullayana Giri

Near Chikmagalur
A View of the western ghats and plains from Mullayana Giri
View from road to Mullayana Giri

Chennakeshava Temple, Belur

Interior of Chennakeshava Temple
Dvarapalaka Jaya of Jaya-Vijaya
Dvarapalaka Jaya of Jaya-Vijaya (top half)
Dvarapalaka Vijaya of Jaya-Vijaya
Keshava sanctum lintel

Exterior Friezes, Reliefs and Sculptures
Frieze to the left of the entrance
Frieze on left wall near entrance
Frieze next to left side entrance of Keshava shrine
A porch of the Keshava shrine
Another porch of the Keshava shrine
View of Porch with Devata
Portrait of Porch with Devata
Porch with Pranala (discharge outlet)
Left of Porch on north side
Right of Porch on north side

Pataaleshwara Temple, Belur

Exterior Frieze and Sculpture
Belur Pataaleshwara temple sculptures on outside of wall

Veera Narayana Temple, Belavadi

Inside pillars, Front elevation
Pillars in interior of Temple
Front elevation of Veera Narayana Temple

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