3DLiveVUE

3D Live VUE: create 3D photos in real time

● Live — real-time operation: the result is ready seconds after shooting.

● VUE (Virtual User Environment) — a virtual environment with themed scenes for photo decoration.

Purpose

A program for commercial photographers working at holidays, festivals, zoos, tourist sites, and other public places.

What 3D Live VUE can do

1. Quickly place clients’ photos into themed templates.

Create design templates: backgrounds, captions, logos, and depth effects.

2. Automatically remove the background from a photo — even without a green screen.

The program builds a depth map using AI and extracts the subject from any background.

3. Create a 3D effect based on portrait analysis.

AI calculates perspective and volume for a realistic result.

4. Deliver the result in two formats:

○ Lenticular 3D photos — printed pictures with a volumetric effect (holographic photos — 3D light field).

○ Lenticular flip photos — printed pictures with an image-changing effect.

○ Animated GIF files — digital 3D and flip images delivered to the client via QR code. They can be shared on social media and messengers.

How it works

1. Take a photo of the client (on any background).

2. Upload the photo to 3D Live VUE.

3. Choose a template from a pre‑built library (themed backgrounds, logos, design elements).

4. Get a finished 3D image in a few seconds.

5. Offer the client a choice:

○ print a lenticular 3D or flip photo;

○ receive an animated GIF via QR code.

Benefits for the photographer

● Reduced post‑processing time

● Expanded service package (physical and digital souvenirs)

● Increased appeal of the offering at events

● A simple way to add a digital option to traditional photography services

Use 3D Live VUE — offer clients a modern format of memories.

Use cases videos & guides

3D Live Vue software at a photo booth

How to compose virtual scene for 3D Live Vue software

Аuto turn contour drawings into 3D scenes

Using Dye-Sublimation Lenticular printing with cardboard easel frames

A short demonstration of using a consumer-grade dye-sublimation printer to make lenticular prints. No lamination is required. This is a nice solution for a photo hobbyist.

Printer: Canon Selphy Printer