Absolutely everyone likes a very good animated GIF, except for some Hackaday commenters who evidently want to live a joyless existence. And we just can’t feel of a far better way to rejoice shifting photographs than with a 3D-printed trinocular camera that makes electronic Wigglegrams a snap to produce.

What’s a Wigglegram, you say? We have viewed them ahead of, but the essential thought is to take three different photographs via a few different lenses at the exact same time, so that the parallax error from each individual lens outcomes in 3 a bit different views. Stringing the a few frames with each other as a GIF later on outcomes in an intriguing illusion of depth and movement. According to [scealux], the inspiration for creating this camera came from photographer [Kirby Gladstein]’s get the job done, which we have to confess is fairly cool.

Whilst [Kirby] utilizes a distinctive