Why the wiggling? Wiggling shows you the depth on a flat screen. Only the camera moves during the photo shoot and the subject stays still. This creates a depth effect known as “Wiggle Stereoscopy”. But can you stop the wiggling? No. This is MacroLab3D, after all, not MacroLab2D. Maybe slow it down a little? No. Slow wiggling lessens the effect's strength. No AI. No CGI. All real macro photography!

Steppe Grasshopper sunbathing in the morning: #macrophotography #entomology #wigglestereoscopy #nature

Why the wiggling? Introduction to MacroLab3D.

Security ribbon of a $100 dollar bill under a #microscope #macrophotography #macro #wigglestereoscopy

Tiny SMD LED in a broken electric toothbrush under a #microscope #macrophotography #macro #wigglestereoscopy