3D Clip-ons: The Clip On 3D Glasses With Red/Cyan Lenses are excellent. They are very high quality for the price and have a strong metal spring-loaded clip to fit over your prescription eyeglasses.

When it launched, though, pictures were taken as the rocket rolled that allowed Nathaniel Burton-Bradford to create a 3D red/cyan anaglyph: [Click to enlaunchenate.] I posted another 3D image he made ...

3D Camera 1.1 [US$1.99, click opens iTunes] is now available for iPhone OS 2.2 and 3.0 devices, and it lets you take photos that use one of three methods to create the illusion of 3D: red/cyan ...

Coming in “Core White/Red/Bright Cyan,” this 4D-equipped mid-top runner follows on from a slew of futuristic and technical sneakers from Y-3 in recent years.

For viewing in 3D, Red and cyan glasses are recommended, said the space agency adding, NavCam was developed by LEOS/ISRO and data processing is carried out by SAC/ISRO.

I posted another 3D image he made of Atlantis, too, and he has one of the ISS he just made as well. If you don’t have red/cyan glasses, you can search for ‘em online.