Phantogram camera gear

Thanks to a great person and Master Phantogram maker Dan Jacob DanD3Dman I learned how to do a 3D (for anaglyph 3d glasses blue/red) technique, with which you can turn a 2D image, into a 3D Phantogram.

To view this Phantogram you need:

1- Blue/red 3d glasses.
2- To tilt your monitor back at least 45º. A lot easier to do with a tilting LCD.
*As an alternative you can print the image and place it flat on a table and try it out. It's actually the better option, since tilting the screen also takes away from brightness and you get a ghosting effect.

The illusion you will see is that it's not only an anaglyph, but a much more dramatic one, making the camera gear stand UP and OUT of the image. Like if the frame of the image was a hole and the gear was sticking out through it.

Taken using a focusing rail to move the camera the approximate distance between both eyes. A guide rectangle was drawn on the supporting piece of white paper, then the photograph was distorted in Photoshop to adjust the rectangle that had a perspective convergence, back to all four 90º corners.

Finally both photographs where put together in the free application "Anaglyph Maker" (just look it up in google, no install, just unpack and run, really cool app).