Here's the best way to make 3D images on Facebook with simply a single-lens camera phone
Wished to jazz up your photos using Facebook's 3D Photos feature but were constrained by a single-lens phone? Well now you an incredible number of mere mortals who haven’t upgraded to a dual camera phone can too. The Facebook 3D Photos feature now supports shots extracted from single-lens camera phones.
Facebook’s official weblog said the business had enhanced their technology in order to create 3D structure out of images taken utilizing a single, rear-facing camera on a phone. The feature is now on both Android and iOS phones, from any mid-range Android device to Apple iPhone 7 or more.
“This advance makes 3D photography technology easy to get at for the first time to the countless millions of folks who use single-lens camera phones or tablets,” reads the announcement on the Facebook blog. “In addition, it allows everyone to experience decades-old family images and other treasured images in a fresh way, by converting them to 3D.”
The social networking company uses machine understanding how to develop flat, single-lens images into layered, 3D images. The 3D feature first introduced in October 2018 relied on using dual cameras to build up the depth of a 3D image, until this upgrade in its technology.
Facebook is not the first ever to use AI to infer 3D data from a 2D image. Google is doing it with the Pixel phones for years. The difference is that Facebook is bringing this to more users than previously, and it’s available for free. You don't need to buy among Google’s phones to get all the features, PetaPixel reported.
Source: www.deccanchronicle.com
