



Workshop
Making 3D Images:
Lenticulars & 3D Cameras
Learn what a 3D image looks like, the history behind 3D photography, and how to shoot 3D on film and digital. Build your own 3D camera from off-the-shelf parts, a 3D printer, and our custom software, then turn your shots into a lenticular print you take home.
20 peoplePasadena, Portlandsince 20261 testimonial
Take home
Lenticular
Glasses
None
What you'll do
- 1Learn what a 3D image actually is, and the history behind 3D photography.
- 2Capture 3D images with film and digital cameras.
- 3Align and interlace your shots through a lenticular lens into a single image.
- 4Take home your own lenticular print — 3D, no glasses needed.

Your workshop leaders

Josh Martin
Software engineer & maker
Computer Engineering, Purdue. Builds web and mobile apps by day; collects unusual film cameras by night, with deep knowledge of their mechanics and quirks.

Cyril Engmann
Hardware hacker
Firmware whisperer and recovering government R&D lead, now independent. Part of the NYC Resistor crew; builds expressive tools that feel more human than high-tech.
Workshop files
Everything we use in the session. Grab it before you arrive, or after to build another camera at home.
3D camera print filesPrintable body, lens mount and trigger partsComing soon
Camera softwareOur custom capture software for the 3D cameraComing soon
Interlacing toolAlign your frames and interlace them for a lenticular printComing soon
Workshop guideStep-by-step build and printing instructionsComing soon
ZIPDemo ProjectExample images to practice making lenticulars withDownloadPast sessions
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What people said after making their first lenticular with us.
What an amazing workshop!!! We got to learn how to take lenticular photos and print them. We learned best practices from the pros. I left feeling like I could do this on my own.

Becky Button
Teardown 2026 · Portland

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