This will give you your stereoview which can now be edited. I’ll be explaining how to edit a single stereoview at a time, however SPM has the ability to edit batches of images. Please also note this tutorial uses a pair of anaglyph glasses which can be found easily on Amazon or Ebay.įor beginning this tutorial I will be using images taken with my Fujifilm W3 camera which takes MPO files (a stereoscopic image that consists of two 2-D JPG images), however the SPM program also allows you to import images taken with any camera, including your smartphone, and most image file formats so you can use scans of photographs including Victorian stereoviews, scans of film, screenshots, etc. Please note images in this tutorial can be enlarged by clicking on them and viewing in Flickr so you don’t need to hold the screen REALLY close to your face to see them. If you’d like to make stereoviews with your smartphones you can also find tutorials on this blog for Android and iPhones. There is also a new WineBottler64 app and a 64-bit SPM app but the WineBottler64 only allows the basic function of SPM. Making stereoviews is possible in Photoshop, it’s not as easy as with SPM, but here’s a tutorial in case anyone who can’t use SPM needs it. *Please note that Apple’s latest OS, Catalina, does not support 32 bit apps and therefore the old version SPM will stop working if you update the OS – the WineBottler developer was looking in to this so please see their website blog for details. It runs easily on Windows operating systems and can be used on most Macs* through a WineBottler app and the latest Windows version of SPM, or Windows emulation software.

StereoPhoto Maker (SPM) is a program for editing and viewing stereo images and can be downloaded for free from this website.

Convert mpo file to jpg