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You can now post Facebook's trippy 3D photos without Portrait mode

Fb‘s trippy 3D photos are about to become much more accessible. The company first introduced the feature back in 2018, using depth data from your phone’s portrait mode to supply a nifty parallax have an effect on for your footage. It helped make footage pop while scrolling through your data feed, and even if it’s something of a gimmick, …
Facebook‘s trippy 3D photos are about to become much more accessible. The company first introduced the feature back in 2018, using depth data from your phone’s portrait mode to provide a nifty parallax effect to your images. It helped make images pop while scrolling through your news feed, and though it’s something of a gimmick, …

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