Hasbro 362190000 my3D Viewer for iPod Touch and iPhone - White

Keeping in mind that 3D viewing is a very subjective experience, here is my review in my own use (which is mostly viewing Fuji W3 photos):1. So far, this is the most elegant and usable solution for digitally viewing W3 pics I have seen. Using the latest version of Stereo Photomaker to automatically format your pictures to my3D specs, you couldn't ask for a quicker turnaround time between taking a picture and viewing it stereoscopically! You format it, save it to your sync'd photos folder, sync your ipod/iphone, and you're done! (Cropping them in Stereo Photomaker couldn't be easier, and it's totally worth the extra screen size and picture detail you get in return).2. I wear glasses, but I do NOT need to wear them in order to enjoy the my3D! The lens setting fits my vision, so even if you wear glasses you may not need to wear them. But even if you do, the my3D is designed so that glasses do not get in the way. Very well thought out!3. The off-center septum is inexplicable. You lose a couple of good millimeters of potential picture width. Also, half of the included trailers on the free my3D Presents app are not formatted properly and are stretched vertically, like what happens on a lot of youtube videos. The trailers that are formatted properly, however, look absolutely stunning!I should give this thing 4 out of 5 stars because of the septum, but the fact is I'm so happy with how easy and beautiful my W3 pictures look now, that I'm compelled to give it a perfect score! As a 3D picture taker and enjoyer, this is an answered prayer: an elegant digital stereoscope! Forget that it's a Hasbro toy. This is a serious little viewer for those who want to view their 3D pics.

This is one of the most evil products known to planet earth. This isn't VR, this is 3D as it states. It doesn't use the gyroscope at all. And you have to pay for the apps to actually view most content. Also if your looking for cheap lenses to build Google Cardboard, I urge you not to buy this! They make it almost impossible to get to the hidden screws under the blue rubber which is glued to the product. Also the screws are hidden in the molded plastic, which means you have to tear underneath the plastic to get to them. The screws themselves have a hidden head that is molded underneath the plastic which is one of the most evil parts! The individuals involved in designing this are pure evil. In conclusion, don't buy this at all! I most certainty wasted money on this!http://www.mediafire.com/view/qfr9hmk2bq2na24/3Dviewer(pure%20evil).jpgThis is the link to the photo I took as I unmasked the corrupt MYD3D viewer.

This item is exactly what I was looking for. Due to the Oculus Rift there have been many 3D side by side format videos popping up on youtube. This little device allows you to watch them properly and actually see the 3D. For the price this was amazing.There is one very big problem with it though. The eyes are about right so these are made for the average adult however the nose piece is extremely small. I find this most comfortable held close to my eyes to eliminate the light from the room however the nose piece is so small that it jams into your nose. My first though is that it was made for a child however the eyes are made for an adult so that doesn't make sense.

Normally when I want to share stereo photos with friends I have to export as anaglyph and carry a pair of the red/blue glasses and then show them images that have a lot of ghosting. Not so with this device! I can put the photos in a folder and start a slide show for them. Works well with photos made using the 3D Camera App. Stereo pairs look good from my 4S.Unfortunately, the resolution on my old 3G isn't as good and the pics are pixelated, but that's not the viewers fault. The other problem is that portrait oriented pics work best and if you're using a landscape formatted digital 3D camera like my Fuji. There are instructions for editing with the Free StereoPhotoMaker program but I just made myself template using one of the shots from the 3D Camera program and utilizing layers in Photoshop Elements. I'm not sure if you can do layers in the free Gimp program, but it's probably be easy enough to figure a workaround.For the price it can't be beat. I even bought myself a second one!

I have been a photographer for over 50 years.I love sharing the images in my mind's eye with my family and friends.After so long and so many Nikons, I was intrigued by the idea of doing 3D photography. It was GREAT. I bought a Fuji w3 camera and have been learning to take photographs all over again. I joined a 3D photography club and at the meetings we show the photos we take on a screen with 3D glasses and polarizers just like you would at a 3D theater.Well, that is great for groups but how do you show your family or friends your great 3D shots? This is absolutely the best way. When I put the images on my IPhone or Pod and put it into the Hasbro the images jump right at you. And as a bonus, there are free 3D games, available for free that my grandsons love! The motion sensors of the phone or pod give you a virtual reality holodeck feel to "looking around."In short, it is inexpensive, and works VERY well for what it is supposed to be, an electronic ViewMaster.