
Canon cameras just got a free update that unleashes immersive 3D photo capabilities — here's how
Canon has announced a free software update called Dual Pixel 3D that allows users to generate immersive 3D images from single photos. The technology utilizes depth and phase-detection data captured by Dual Pixel CMOS AF sensors to create realistic 3D models and videos. The software is scheduled for release on Windows 11 in October 2026 and is compatible with several EOS R series cameras.
- ▪The Dual Pixel 3D Converter software will be available for free on Windows 11 64-bit starting October 3, 2026.
- ▪The technology converts single RAW or JPEG shots into 3D imagery, OBJ/GLB models, or MP4 videos using an exclusive algorithm.
- ▪Compatible cameras include the EOS R10 and most models up to the EOS R5 series, including the newly announced EOS R8 Mark II.
- ▪Users can adjust the depth intensity and easily remove backgrounds to create 3D models or stereographic photos without specialized equipment.
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Computing Software Creative Software Canon cameras just got a free update that unleashes immersive 3D photo capabilities — here's how News By Timothy Coleman Published 16 September 2026 Add another dimension to your photos When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Canon) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Canon announced its 3D image generation 'Dual Pixel 3D' techIt uses depth data from a single shot via Dual Pixel CMOS AF, through a free Windows-only app coming in OctoberThe EOS R10 and most models up to the EOS R5 series are compatibleCanon…
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