This trinocular 'wigglegram' lens creates vintage film-looking stereographs and is made with a combination of 3D-printed parts and scavenged disposable camera lenses.
There are a few ways to make wigglegrams, such as using apps that combine images, but Seattle-based photographer“Having seen multi-lens Film cameras from the 80’s, I wanted to see if it was possible to get a similar effect with a custom lens on my mirrorless camera,” Fiel says.
“The original cameras simultaneously exposed multiple frames at the same time, capturing a moment from slightly different perspectives. Edited together into a gif, by bouncing between the frames you can get a really interesting ‘moment-in-time’ effect.”The results, of which Fiel shared examples taken on a recent trip, replicate the wigglegram movement many are familiar with.
Of course, taking the photo isn’t where the work ends. Fiel noted that there was a great deal of editing done in Photoshop to put each piece together, though some automation seemed to speed things up.
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