The Old World in 3D: 60 “historic” stereoscopic images. Asia, Africa, Europe, America. Antiquitech
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2022
- Howdy ya’ll. Have you watched yesterday’s video on 3D (Stereoscopic) photographs of Ireland, all taken before the year 1899?
Due to the overwhelmingly positive response to that video (which can be seen here • WOW! 125 Stereoscopic ... ), I’ve decided to make a part two, showcasing roughly 60 of my favorite pre-1900 3D Stereoscopic Images which I discovered in the Library of Congress (and other museums).
These images will be from all over the world, all using the seemingly advanced stereoscopic type of camera to produce a “3D” image.
From Asia, to Europe, Africa, and even the Americas, we have photographic evidence of “historic” palaces and castles which were taken with stereoscopic cameras. These photographs are all said to be dated to before the year 1900, and nearly every photograph has a title which will give you a bit more information on the structure depicted.
So now let us take a look at some of the rarest, 3D, Old World (and my favorite) photographs. Enjoy!
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Again, these photographs come to us (at least 80% of them) from the Library of Congress, which can be accessed at www.loc.gov/pictures - บันเทิง
In the 1960’s and 70’s I was collecting old stereoscope slides that you could find in little antique shops. My Dad had gotten a collection of wooden stereoscopes and a boxed set of 200 slides from a trip around the world made in the 1920’s at an auction. He used to go to a lot of estate sale auctions when I was a teenager. I still have all the slides and antique slide holders but I haven’t looked at them for years.
Now I’m very interested in seeing them again now that I know about Tartaria.
I’m sure the longer I have them the more valuable they will be.
I always especially liked looking at the interior scenes because of the dramatic depth of vision and detail. I could look at one slide for many minutes because there was so much to see.
I heard that they used to be in library’s and at some point they started putting them in the trash because they went out of fashion.
What a terrible loss!
The piano at the end captures the loss of the world and beauty it was. Almost like saying goodbye to an old lover.
For the side by side pictures, you can just look at them in cross eyes if you want to view it in 3D.
For the colour split pictures, you probably need to use some of those colour 3D glasses, like the red and blue ones.
In the 60s I had a prescription stereoscope. I had to do eye exercises every night to correct my lazy eye. The picture cards had different pictures on each side, for example a goldfish on one side and a goldfish bowl on the other. I had to stare at it until it looked like the fish was in the bowl. So I was wondering if looking crosseyed would make these look 3D. I guess I could have tried it!
Yep got it as well. Slightly cross eyed, just like those 3d pics with shapes in them.
Doing it cross eyed makes the result "insideout"
The heavy beautiful buildings right at the water’s edge from 200 or more years ago is fascinating to me. Just learning about how the main columns for the Brooklyn bridge were built and how they learned the hard way about how to hold back the water with caissons and how many men died from the bends makes you wonder what construction information was lost over the course of a century. The foundations for the city of Venice had to be deep and well into bedrock and how did they keep the water at bay while digging with primitive hand tools before steam engines even existed.
Fascinating stuff Jarred Miller, thanks for your contribution to this subject!
Venice has never made sense to me, Kevin.
I was walking around the old quarters of Genoa in 2015 through the canyons of streets flanked by massive apartment buildings. Looking at the size of stone blocks, the ornate facades, fountains and cathedrals I am convinced we didn't build them. I have some 35 years of construction experience.
Nothing makes sense, brother.
Amazing videos. You churn them out @ a great pace. Awesome you have used the music many times. I am flattered and blessed for the time you give me in your videos.👍
Honestly I listen to the song sometimes just to help me relax. I truly enjoy it. I hope you don’t mind, but I also feel like it fits well in most videos I make. If you ever have any new tunes you’d like me to include, you know how to reach me good sir.
Great tune man..sounds so familiar yet different
Jarid, the images took me back to the spring of 1989, when i was a college student travelling in Scotland. Edinburgh was the most Tartarian odyssey i have ever encountered. I was not looking through the same lenses i am now looking through, but the place reeks with remnants of the old world. Holyrood Castle is now Holyrood Palace and sits at the East end of the "Royal mile" and Edinburgh Castle sits high on its hill on the West end. The entire walk is breathtaking and Edinburgh Castle is the quintessential "castle-on-a-rock." Thanks for the memory-jogger.
Yeah, we had a "ViewFinder" in our home, growing up, and looked 3D at the stack of cardboard pictures.
Think my brother, inherited it lol
You don't need a viewer to look at these images.. go here for a tutorial.. MARS X3D 🙏
Viewmaster, yeah? Like the kid's toy? I 'memba those :-)
@@sidneysill8495 this was one from the 1830s just a simple wood frame with a metal clip, to hold postcards like the ones in this video
I had a ViewMaster in the 70s , that had a series of colored pictures on a round disc. I love that one, still have it, and my cards
@@susiefairfield7218 OH cool!! Yeah I only have played with the toy in my childhood. Wish I had mine still, I had a lot of neat slides, albeit just mass produced cookie cutter stuff. Thanks for answering!
Incredible follow up. Stunning and telling images.
You have done me, and others, a great service by sharing.
Thank you Kyle
I can see the 3D perfectly WITHOUT glasses, right off the screen. I do the opposite of "Cross-Eyed" by staring OUT a little bit.
With these, if you do cross your eyes, the near will far and the far near.
Anyone can make their own 3D photos with any digital camera if they understand how. A small, simple "point and shoot" is best. I will make another comment but I am posting this now.
1860!? 😳 Considering the State of Oregon (my state) was accepted into the Union in 1859. This is whole photography narrative is pretty shocking. I’m born and raised here (Portland) and even our downtown has little to no construction photos pre-1920. At least the “old world” stone and masonry buildings. Only deconstruction (tearing down) photos. They made it sound like growing up here the camera wasn’t even invented until the early 1900’s with the lack of photographic evidence the whole state has. 🤨
Also, I cannot get over the shutter-speed of these photos. People, animals, the freakin fountains are being snapped with zero ghosting or light blur. It just doesn’t make sense! 🤯😝 Awesome video once again, Jarid! ❤️🐵
You're a fantastic researcher. Loved the pictures. Now, I'm going to share this to a lot.
The piano music is much appreciated!
More amazing videos, and the music just added to the viewing. Thanks, 🙏❤️🙏
This was entertainment circa 1840's to 1920's and radio and movies were king after that.
You gifting such a wake up call yo many! I was thrilled to wake up this morning to these Jared! 🙏🙏🙏 I have been following a wall my whole life! Asking questions.....no answers! Now I see this from a new perspective! I believe that wall was a building! A huge building! As soon as spring hits i on the ground! Bless you!!!!!
Your spirit lights up the world thank u for all your work
I wish I could find one of those 3d viewers! I'm going to look around on the "net" and thrift stores for one. Thanks for the great views of our past beautiful buildings and other edifices!
hi i am 75 and have been collecting these for many years graduating to glass slides and negatives and have differant types of viewers you are right to capture old world images and share because so much was lost due to war
I watch your video of Ireland first. I noticed that if I looked at it with a crosseyed look I could see it in 3 d . your eyes can even wander around the picture with out flooding the 3 d effect. No Glasses Needed !
Yes....dont cross your eyes so much that you get 4 photos. Just enuff to get the 3rd photo in the middle. Thanks Larry!!! U made my day
I was going to say, I can’t exactly recommend crossing your eyes on my channel, but… oddly on some of the well aligned photographs this technique did work (or improve the image at least) for me also.
@@joreljebre There is a better way. Don't cross your eyes. Relax them as if your are looking through or slightly past the pictures. If you want to cross your eyes, you only see them "Inside Out"
@@FRESHboosters Yeah but inside out. Relax your eyes instead.
Gaze "through" the picture as if you are trying to "see" your hand behind it. Harmless and the 3D is correct.
@@joreljebreYeah but inside out. Relax your eyes instead.
Gaze "through" the picture as if you are trying to "see" your hand behind it.
My partner and I recently bought two stereoscopes and started collecting cards as well. I am able to see these photographs in 3d utilizing the stereoscope and my phone.
Thank you for sharing. I am new to the old world information. So much stuff is starting to make sense. I am loving this information. 😀
Can't wait
Great find. Appreciate these videos. Thanks👊
Amazing stereoscopic photos👌
The one about Ireland and this one is very interesting; thank you for sharing. Good job Jarid.
ive been to stirling castle and edinburgh castle and the structures are amazing.
Thanks Jarid. I just ordered some special 3D glasses that work on these great photos. Love your work brother. I look forward to your content always.
There are different glasses for different ways to get 3D. Movie glasses are for movies. Tv Glasses are for TV. The old way, was "Red-Green" glasses like for some comic or children's books.
None of these are interchangeable.
I never need glasses for my 3D art. I can see what I am working on in 3D Realtime.
Salut,
Keep up the fine work, I am settling in to watch, my Friend....
Thanks brother
Still love watching and learning from you. THANK YOU AGAIN for doing this!! Respect from MELBOURNE,FLORIDA
Excellent compilation! Bravo, as always
thank you.☺
Thankyou, one or two are dated 1600s and 1700s
Thankyou for sharing this wow 👁💚👁
amazing finds 👍
Hey skull, thank you. Was hoping you’d comment, I meant to reach out and see if you’d like a JARID Boosters T-shirt? I have about 5 of them left, but I’d love to send one your way for all your support over the past year. Email me if you want to, my friend
@@FRESHboosters wow man 😃🙏 so kind!!
😀❣😁
@@FRESHboosters Cross your eyes? ok Yeah but inside out. Relax your eyes instead.
Gaze "through" the picture as if you are trying to "see" your hand behind it.
The side captions often more descriptive on these slide photos compared to stamps. We would find the old building named in old postage stamo or 3d photo slide then do research ay different libraries then sometimes they would order us in books for a week buy we had to read them next to the lobby! Now still even now I rely on the internet now so I'm searching for old items.
Great video 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you for your great work ! Amazing Images of OLD World ! Suggestive Music comment ! So Cool !
I love your videos. I must say though the music doesn’t do them justice
Very interesting, not only the dates but also the tech. Makes me think of the vhs vs beta and how the lower quality vhs won out over the better quality betamax. Thumbs up the vid everyone, pull in more subscribers.
❤️❤️❤️ these photos !! Amazing discoveries. Watching these I keep wondering how many of these mega- huge castle like buildings still exist in their locations today ?? I’d ❤️ to see pics of these locations compared to your photos. Are the majority still there or have they been knocked down & replaced is my big question ? If most of them are gone… I’d love to know the reasons - or what was replaced ! With all of ancient knowledge as well as these photos….I smell a VERY huge 🐀 RAT & crimes against humanity ‼️
I'm sure you saw the image on the right at the 1 minute 40 second mark it appears to be something streaking through the sky were these images taken to show us something manifesting? Like the last show at the 9 Minute 50 second mark? Fascinating photos ! I believe many of these images we're not only taken showing the old world, but were taken in the old world.
Both sides must be undamaged. The slightest mark will stand out. (Like "Where is Waldo")
Thanks Jarid. You sure don't see buildings like this in
2022 Houston. Texas.
Very intriguing photos and nice narration and very talented pianist! I relax my eyes and the 3D image shows in the middle between both of the separated images to the right and left. Is that the way it is supposed to appear if you are doing it right? I end up with the main subject and an area around the person, if it's a person in front center, looking sunken into the picture. I couldn't do it toward the end when there wasn't a clear division line between the two pictures. Was I doing it the best way possible without special stereo glasses? Is it where they sell special stereo glasses you wear? Thanks for taking the time and work to create a fascinating venture into another world!
to see these in 3-D ,without tools, *place the device screen you are viewing at a comfortable and center your face to the screen.
* then cross your eyes slightly .look at left image with right eye and right image with left eye. your face must be square and level to the two images .
* it will be screwy looking for a few moments but with practice , all of the sudden the image will be clear and with a
3- d effect. your brain will superimpose them in your visual cortex. amazing! practice and try. no tools needed.
i can do it at will now.
Rick Steve's has an episode on Bulgaria that made me think of you and showcases alot of interesting history ....random old "gifted" Russian architecture, mounds, and deeply excavated ruins.
I will have to check it out. I am unfamiliar with Rick Steve until right now but Bulgaria is very interesting to me. Lots of layers of history there.
Cool images, but aren't stereoscopic pictures just the same image slightly offset? Like a viewmaster?
I have old civil war photograph's that show what appears to be a mushroom cloud type explosion.
Stereoscope and 3-D are a little different. You can use red and blue markers to make 3-D glasses.
"He went to Jarid's"
Any videos from harapan cites?
If you could make your eyes these pictures are incredible if you can cross your eyes I could do it I see every one of them are awesome
@ about 11:08 ish there looks to be a free energy mercury arc light bulb??? Def looks super cool whatever it is:))
My major question for all the old photographs these and others like them tartarian, and such seem to always have cloudy overcast skies not sure what that's all about.???
Seeing a three dimensional scene presenting the profound uncanny moment of it's technically captured image links temporality and what is spacial in a way that projects the present viewer back in time to the projected time frame event psychologically and emotionally approaching a step towards time travel that can be far more intense and compelling than a simple non stereoscopic photo . Sometimes one wonders what additional variable elements of physics might be factored in to realize same . Telepathic resonance ?
Thanks Jarid......................rich....................acoG
Cross your eyes, bring 3rd image in middle, 3d amazing
Yeah but inside out. Relax your eyes instead.
Gaze "through" the picture as if you are trying to "see" your hand behind it.
First of all, "stereoscopy" predates photography. The Keystone Mast company sold stereoscopes and then hired photographers and traveling salesmen to sell "new content". The View Master later held the same prestige. But then as today, not all people can use these devices, due to a variety of visual impairments. So a few years ago the introduction of large-screen 3D televisions failed because the content was connected to Blu-Ray that entered the market just as "Streaming" began, killing that content stream. Same goes with "VR" which just utilizes an "electronic stereoscope". I once tried to get University of Cal-Riverside to scan some of the "half-million" images they have to no avail. And YES, there ARE people who want to keep the past "hidden".
(Original 3D videos on my channel)
Wikipedia can tell you about a small download called "Stereophoto Maker" If you find it interesting, then, congratulations! You have a new Hobby! I am expert in the hobby and even create highly detailed Stereoscopic paintings or conversions from 2D
Could the reason for the collection of photos have been for the identification of buildings meant to be automagically destroyed via "accidental fire"?
3d beautiful. You dont need glasses. Google 'magic eye' pictures, they are computer genreated cartoon pictures that go 3d. Read the instructions on how to see the hidden pictures in magic eye pictures , they were popular in 1990s . Anyway practice on them maybe and then try seeing these. It takes some practice but its amazing. With your photos. When I blur my eyes and kinda see 3 images instead of two. Then focus on the middle ( illusion) photo which is both images combined and tada. Best to have screen / image completly straight infront of you. No slant and straight up and down or it doesnt work 20cm? Away from face
I know how they powered everything hit me up
これは何？誰かのイメージを画像化したもの？
what you got on Ireland i am Irish lokie lookie
👍 but... what a strange thing under your nose. ☝️
Not to take away from any of the amazement of the photographs .. I do not think that the camera took the picture as a double, originally it would have been one picture and one picture shifted slightly to the side and placed side by side on the card and when viewing through the lenses would give it the 3/D feel.
Regardless even that in itself is fascinating for its time. 😒 What we have devolved to is pure evil.
Nice but I can't help but cross my eyes, and since I'm shroomin, that ain't gonna work, atleast right now....
Although I appreciate your good efforts in truth seeking my advice to you is that you start getting more immerse on the actual history and culture of each specific picture you are showcasing.
Sure we all want to find that missing link that can assure us that they have been deceiving humanity all along, but you have to put things in context of time and place and not bulking them for the sake of compiling a video.
I know its easier said than done to dig for every fact, every buildings history, putting them in a specific time frame but that's what good investigation takes.
Putting a bunch of nice photos from different continents and time periods with no relation at all, can only mislead people from the real purpose or objective.
And by the way, what exactly is the objective here?
I myself like to make sense of things and putting them in perspective to give my ideas some clarity and shape, simply because that is imperative in my objective of tying the dots and loose ends.
I already know cultures, I know languages, I know history, I know the official narrative, but what exactly is missing in the puzzle to snap me out of that circle of clutter are the clues I am searching for.
Hey Jarid, if you ever run out of ideas for videos, I would like to see videos focused on current war torn or active genocide areas. For example Yemen, Syria, and perhaps Ukraine, Myanmar/Burma.
Appreciate the pics. Not so much the narration.
Uh less dialogue. You arent qualified.
I had found videos on how to see 3-D without glasses. Rawly works great just takes practice.