From CNET: Now you can post 3D photos on your Facebook news feed.
Facebook on Thursday started rolling out a feature that turns 2D shots taken with a compatible dual-lens phone into 3D photos. On your news feed, you can scroll, pan and tilt to see the photos in 3D.
Everyone is able to see 3D photos in their news feed now, and the ability to create and share them will roll out in the coming weeks.
The social network revealed in May at its F8 conference that it planned to create 3D spaces and experiences from personal photos, which included creating 3D images out of 2D photos and videos. The ultimate goal is to use artificial intelligence to turn photos into 3D data that can form a virtual space where you can revisit your memories.
The technology plays with the distance between subject in the foreground and background, according to the company's blog post. It uses the depth maps stored in photos taken using Apple's Portrait mode on the iPhone 7 Plus, 8 Plus, X and XS.
Facebook didn't immediately respond to request on whether the feature works with more devices.
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