On a school trip, somebody would always come back from the museum shop with one of these lenticular cards. Back in the 1970s and 1980s they were hot stuff, as high-tech as the iPhone of today, and ...

Comic book fans are probably familiar with lenticular printing, a kind of printing that uses tiny lenses to create a 3D moving effect. Lenticular prints are usually used to create a 3D or motion ...

It’s no secret that we here at Gizmodo adore our GIFs—we just launched a subdomain dedicated to the looping images!—and now, thanks to the good folks at Gifpop, everyone’s favorite internet format is ...

HoloSnaps from Embraceware Software takes three of your photos and turns them into holographic cards. Technically, they’re not really holographic. The correct term would be lenticular cards—you know, ...

We live in an age of great GIF ubiquity. The animated images, receptacles of small, silent feeling, news, or art, are everywhere and here to stay. GIFs are malleable yet sharable, concise yet ...

Lenticular images are the neato transforming pictures that often came on trading cards in the 1980s and 90s. They were handy for freaking out young children or filing your nails. Turn them one way and ...