I use (listed in order of preference):
3df33d.tv
- stills can be viewed easily and in good sizes including fullscreen.
- many 3D viewing formats supported. Over a dozen.
- when viewing in red/cyan anaglyph you are able to adjust the parallax as you view to optimise the perceptions of 3D
- handles video, too, and also allows parallax adjustment
- free membership
- No folders. Tags are the only way to group pics or videos.
- video player has to be refreshed to restart video. Videos can only be played through and can't be arbitrarily started or entered at any point.
- stills only
- reasonable viewing size
- multiple viewing modes supported
- free membership
- hard to find anything.
- no tags or folders
- larger viewing sizes are full resolution and usually larger than your monitor.
- default viewing format is "Wriggle" which is intensely annoying
- As of 2011-09-13, Phil Dinghra says he may have to shut the site down if he can't raise more money to keep it going.
- stills only
- multiple viewing methods supported
- supports folders
- can toggle between image sizes
- can order hard-copy lenticular prints (US$35 each)
- free membership
- Images you upload are highly compressed and image quality is poor at the two larger viewing sizes.
- 3D video only - not stills
- supports a number of viewing formats
- free membership
Cons:
- annoying and often incorrect or inappropriate implementation of copyright restrictions
- disputes process slow and largely ineffective
- free to join
- supports video and photos
- Photos viewable as red/cyan anaglyph, but looks like you can only see 3D video if you have NVidia 3D gear. Not much use if you don't.
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