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Facebook brings its 3D photos feature to users with single-camera phones

Fb first showed off its three-D pictures once more in 2018, and shared the technical details behind it a month later. However apart from you had one amongst a handful of phones with dual cameras once more then (after they weren't so not unusual), you have to now not make your personal. As of overdue an exchange brings three-D pictures to those other people however …
Facebook first showed off its 3D photos back in 2018, and shared the technical details behind it a month later. But unless you had one of a handful of phones with dual cameras back then (when they weren't so common), you couldn't make your own. Today an update brings 3D photos to those of us still …

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