Our image acquisition techniques allow us to record 3d data in raw files. This data can be used to generate stereo-pairs and 3d models. 3D images are more informative compared to simple still images. However, visualizing a stereo image requires either a specialized screen or using stereo-visualization techniques such as eye crossing.
The most common way of visualizing stereo pairs is cross-eye viewing, which is a technique that gives the best results on traditional screens. Unfortunately, for most people the technique requires significant time commitment to develop the skills.
Our 3d-galleries are available here:
for those who have 3d-enabled screens or red-cyan glasses
Alternatively:
second link offers better full-screen viewing experience if you use nvidia 3d
for those who know the cross-eye viewing technique