This site uses Masuji SUTO's versatile StereoPhoto Viewer Applet to display stereo photos. This software allows the user to choose from a number of different viewing methods. An easy and inexpensive way to view stereo images is to obtain a Lorgnette viewer, available from Berezin Stereo and others. To use this or similar viewers, you should choose "Parallel-eyed" viewing in the StereoPhoto Viewer Applet.

To view the photos without a viewer (this is called "free viewing"), most people find the cross-eyed viewing method the easiest to learn. A good tutorial on this method is available here. Choose "Cross-eyed" in the StereoPhoto Viewer Applet, then follow the instructions in the Free-Vision Fusion (Cross-eyed method) section.

You can also view the images using the red and blue glasses distributed with many 3D magazines and books. Choose "Red/Blue" or "Red/Cyan" in StereoPhoto Viewer. The correct choice depends on the glasses - if you're not sure, try them both and use the one that looks best to you.

Use the right and left arrow buttons next to the image name to move to the next or previous image.  Use the "SS" button to start or stop a slide show.

For complete instructions for using StereoPhoto viewer, click here.