Not content with touring the world as a member of Queen, Brian May has
also been busy bringing back Victorian 3D for a generation raised on
digital technology.

Stereoscopy is a Victorian technique for creating an illusion of depth in an image.
At its simplest, it involves viewing two images side-by-side that through a special viewer which turns them into a 3D image.
At one point during the late 1800s it was a worldwide phenomenon –
bringing virtual reality-like experiences of world-famous locations and
people into millions of homes.
But it has gradually waned, especially since computers and video games
brought a different kind of ‘reality’ to our living rooms.
Now Queen’s Brian May, inspired by his own childhood experience of taking 3D images, wants to bring it back.
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