2-D is so... two dimensional

Transport your photos into the exciting (but dangerous) third-dimension with this amazing DIY 3-D Picture Frame Kit. We're sure your familiar with the old red-blue type of 3-D that drives your eyes wonky... well forget that. Instead this is the ridgey type of 3-D that requires no glasses and is found on promotional 7-11 Slurpie cups, movie posters and cereal boxes. For those interested, the technology is called "lenticular" and uses a series of micro vertical lenses overlaid on top of a photo to display a different image to each eye. But we digress. Basically you take any standard photo in .jpeg format and, using the included PC software, define the areas that will pop-out. Print out the resulting image on your handy-dandy color inkjet and insert it into the frame under the special filter. Voila! Instant 3-D.

Important Note
Please keep in mind that the photo you see at the top of the page is an artist rendition of how the DIY 3-D Picture Frame Kit looks. It's extremely hard to represent 3-D on a 2-D web page. The 3-D technology used in this kit is called lenticular and is a well known method of producing 3-D images that has been around for years. You have certainly seen it used in a number of different packaging and promotional items. If you are curious please read more about lenticular technology here on Wikipedia.