/r/wigglegrams
/r/wigglegrams | A Reddit community dedicated to wigglegrams and 3D Gifs!
Wigglegrams are 3D gifs.
They simulate a 3D effect by looping frames of an object from various vantage points. (Learn more about wigglegrams)
Submission Rules
I. Attribution & OC
Try to credit the artist if you know it so people can find other stuff by them. If you created the wigglegram yourself, include the tag [OC] (for original content) and receive a custom flair!
II. Cross/Re-posts
We do allow reposts and crossposts on the subreddit. However, we ask that you redirect to the original author either by linking the OC post or by mentioning their name.
You can use Karma Decay to see if a gif has been submitted before.
III. NSFW?
We allow NSFW content but will not tolerate any abject, illegal, or otherwise questionable content. We are at liberty to judge whether your post is acceptable or not. Please mark your content appropriately.
FAQs
How do I create a wigglegram?
Some are done entirely in software (usually Photoshop), others use a combination of physical drawing media with some post editing done in software, while many others use special cameras (examples include the Nimslo 3D and Nishika N8000/N9000 35 mm cameras, and the Lytro cameras) or DIY rigs like this one or this one with some post editing done in software to produce the gif.
What can I submit?
We welcome any kind of submission! If you're looking for help with your Nishika or just trying to promote a personal event, as long as your post is related to wigglegrams and follows our rules we will allow it. We prefer direct links rather than instagram or facebook posts, however they will not be removed.
Additional questions
Make sure to check the wiki or message us if you have any unanswered questions.
Discovery
You might find some interesting content on the following platforms:
Check out these community projects:
- Wigglee by aleskuuu.
- 3D-Printed Lenses for modern cameras by George Moua.
- Stereopi by Unknown.
- Get in touch to get featured here
You might also be interested in those similar subreddits:
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First edit using the nishika N8000
00:06 UTC
First edit using the nishika N8000
00:06 UTC
Testing with Reto 3D
03:24 UTC
Lap cat [3DS]
23:29 UTC
Friend shot on portra 800
17:46 UTC
visions from beyond on the maine coast during october’s aurora storm | made from an analog color print
23:53 UTC
3D Lens Demonstration - Kitslo
13:32 UTC
N8000 + colorplus
15:32 UTC
NYC’s Taqueria Ramirez
Met them at the NYC Wine & Food Festival and loved how these turned out.
06:21 UTC
new years eve (reto3d + ultramax 400)
my first ever roll of these, love how they turned out!
23:44 UTC
My recent work with Nimstec 3D Auto in Jakarta, Indonesia
12:20 UTC
The moment and the edit
A quick edit of me taking a picture on my Nintendo 2DS XL and the wigglegram I made from it.
18:38 UTC
🚀 Tomorrow’s the Day: Kitslo 3D Lens Launches on Kickstarter! 🎉
22:03 UTC
Quick wiggle test
10:49 UTC
Bought a Nishika N8000 that had an undeveloped roll of film in it. Hoping to find the original owner or their family to give them my scans
I was able to recover a few photos. I don’t know exactly how old the roll was, but it was Kodak Royal Gold 100, which I don’t believe has been sold since the 90s, but I could be wrong on that. If you recognize the person in the image, please have them reach out.
21:20 UTC
Shakewell | Los Angeles, CA
Shot with my Nimslo 3D!
20:11 UTC
08:11 UTC
Help! Nishika N8000 3-D Film Camera
Sup mates, I’m new to the film game. I’m coming from a Canon DSLR so I know a little about cameras but not film cameras. What can you tell me about this guy? All I know is it takes those cool gif-like photos. But how do I achieve it from start to finish? What’re the camera’s settings? I’ve heard it’s iso100, 1/60th shutter speed, and the lowest aperture is f8. What’re the recommended settings to achieve the best look? What’re your reccomendations on film rolls, how to store them, develop them, etc? Thanks in advance. Cheers!
23:34 UTC
Infinity Zoom Loop - 3D Lens
16:18 UTC
Recommendations for a camera better then Nishika N8000
I had a Nishika N8000 for a few years now and before that I had a Reto 3D. Compared between the two the Nishika gives WAYY better depth of the overall photo (when I get it just right). But the Nishika isn't that reliable. I often double expose a photo or over advance the film because I have placed the camera somewhere and forgotten if I advanced it already in the past or not. The frames are some times squashed or a elongated after I get them developed and don't allows for the photos to line up. The camera is also a lot heavier then it needs to be and pretty shit in build quality.
regardless, still the best camera I got for the wiggles. Unless someone has a better camera recommendation?
09:17 UTC