Why I buy this one ?
- 3D Picture Frame
- 3D picture/Lenticular Software
- 3D Picture Creator: Converts 2D into 3D
- Custom made picture gift

LANTOR, LTD. 3D Lenticular Printing and Products offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $23.73 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Amazon.com offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $39.95 Usually ships in 24 hours

What our customer's say!

"WOW. It really works, and works well", I saw this product on amazon and got it as a gift through my wishlist. The technolagy utilized in this product(lenticular printing) is commonly used to make 3d or moving hallmark cards. The lens allows the each eye to see a sligtly diffrent picture, resulting in a 3d illusion. In order to use the frame, you have to install the included program on a PC. Then you use the application to select the object you want in the foreground. I recomend you set the depth setting to high. Then you print it out with a decent printer, crop it (unless you have a photo printer) and insert it into the frame. The results are eye popping. It was so cool, I must have shown to 50 people, each of whom wowed when they saw the picture. They all saw the 3D effect. You can not go wrong with this frame.

"Gift from my son", I recently received this gift from my son who is in the military and stationed overseas. I'm sorry to say but I'm returning this gift (first time ever). The frame itself could not be anymore cheap and unappealing. For the price it is a cheap plastic not good quality at all. I would not recommend this product for the price. Very poor quality and not worth the money.

"3D Images for Your Home or Office", You've seen these types of 3D images before. They're the kind that used that grooved plastic that were used for 3D album covers, postcards, and sports cards. When I saw this kit on [...], I thought I'd give it a try.

I had a photo of my dog, who passed away last year, and I thought it would be a good image to make 3D. I just printed out the image and I'm pleased to announce that it works really well.

Here's how it works: You open your image in the software that's provided on CD. Then you have to outline the image using their tool. Finally, you print out the image.

I would have given this item 5 stars if it wasn't for the software, which could be better, and the electronic manual, which was sparse. But the process is simple enough that you should be able to figure everything out relatively easily.

You can surprise a loved one with a 3D photo that you made yourself. How cool is that?