Help I accidentally a wigglegram (lmao.center)

Article summary

The author accidentally created wigglegrams, a type of stereo image made by looping frames together, by taking multiple photos of the same scene from slightly different angles. They used perceptual hashing to automatically find and stitch together these images from their camera roll. The resulting wigglegrams can create a convincing 3D effect, although some are more successful than others. The author has made the script used to create the wigglegrams available on GitHub.

Main themes

• Wigglegrams
• Perceptual Hashing
• Stereo Imaging
• Photography
• Image Processing
• 3D Effects

What commenters say

• The discovered wigglegrams are not as effective as intentionally created ones due to inconsistent movement and framing.
• Some people find the wigglegram effect more convincing than traditional 3D images, especially those with vision impairments.
• The use of multiple cameras or a single camera with a high shutter speed can create more effective wigglegrams.
• The aesthetic of wigglegrams created with analog cameras is distinct from those created digitally, with some preferring the grain and texture of analog images.
• The technique of creating wigglegrams is not new and has been used in various forms, including in the creation of bullet time effects in film.
• Some people find the wigglegram effect distracting or uncomfortable to view, while others enjoy it.
• The script used to create the wigglegrams is a useful starting point, but may require manual editing to produce the best results.
• The concept of wigglegrams can be applied to other forms of media, such as video, to create unique and interesting effects.