About 3 years ago, I bought a vintage 3D film camera on eBay. I took it everywhere and loved the effect... but the problems started adding up: • 1 film roll only gave you 16 shots. Combine that with the rising cost of film, 1 shoot could easily cost you over $50. • Production stopped in the 1980s. Crank levers get stuck and finding replacement parts is nearly impossible. • Developing and scanning took weeks. Waiting a month just to realize your photos were too dark or not framed correctly sucked. • Once scanned, manually aligning 4 individual layers in Premiere took hours to create the 3D effect. I loved the look, but I hated the process. I wanted a way to capture true 3D depth without relying on fragile 40-year- old hardware, expensive film, or tedious rotoscoping. The existing alternatives relied on outdated displacement maps that warped/distorted the subject. So, I built the solution.. and its called Atmos 3D Pro. Now available on aescripts and my website (link in bio) • ...