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3D camera build with dual camera modulesShooting with a 3D-printed cameraInterlaced lenticular print with a live wiggle effect
WorkshopTeardown 2026 · Portland

Making 3D Images:
Lenticulars & 3D Cameras

Build a 3D camera from off-the-shelf parts, capture depth on film and digital, then interlace your shots into a physical lenticular print you view with the naked eye — no glasses required.

Fri, Jul 24, 2026 · 11:00 AM – 12:20 PM|Portland, OR · Workshops Track is in the DreamTENT at Jupiter Original
Your contribution
Pay what you can toward the cost of running it
$25.00
Costs us about $20/person to run — space, film, 3D-printed parts, lenticular printing. Not for profit.
$10$250
Includes your seat + a take-home lenticular print. Adjust anytime in your cart.
Secure checkout · every contribution goes to running the workshop
Duration
80 min
You build
3D camera
Take home
Lenticular
Glasses
None

What you'll do

  1. 1Learn what a 3D image actually is, and the history behind 3D photography.
  2. 2Capture 3D images with film and digital cameras.
  3. 3Align and interlace your shots through a lenticular lens into a single image.
  4. 4Take home your own lenticular print — 3D, no glasses needed.
Aligning and trimming a lenticular print

Your workshop leaders

Josh Martin
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
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.

Part of Teardown 2026
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