1. A method of making stereographic pairs of film chips comprising photographing a scene with a single conventional camera, moving said camera in trucking motion relative to said scene a distance to W where: 
 W =( D×N )/( E×L ) where D equals the distance to the closest object of the film plane, N equals normal lenses for the format used, E equals the 3-dimensional effect desired as (“R” of 1:R) and L equals the length of the lens used, thereby producing a plurality of film chips at different positions relative to the scene, and separating said chips from each other into stereographic pairs for simultaneous viewing by a left and right eye, respectively, so as to produce a 3-dimensional viewing of said scene whereby the trucking motion is by created moving the camera with a motion of at least one vehicle device and results in the three dimensional data.