"Not a film, not a photo, not a GIF—no, it’s a 'wiggle' shot, straight from a 'wiggle cam,'" explains photographer Patrik Lindén.
A wigglegram is based on the principles of stereoscopy. A specialized camera (or an array of multiple lenses) captures the same subject simultaneously from slightly offset angles. When these individual frames are played back in a rapid, continuous loop—creating a "wiggling" motion—the viewer perceives a three-dimensional depth effect (3D parallax), all without the need for VR headsets or 3D glasses.
Where can a wiggle cam be used? Virtually anywhere—the possibilities are truly limitless, as Patrik demonstrates with his fine selection of work here on gosee.news.
Photographer Patrik Lindén is represented by the agency ROCKENFELLER & GÖBELS, Düsseldorf - Zurich.
