Viewing Lightfield Images
Lightfield images can be found all over Lume Pad in various apps, but LeiaPlayer is your one-stop shop for viewing all the different 3D formats supported in the Leia ecosystem.
Viewing Lightfield Images
You'll find all of the 2D, 3D, and Lightfield images on your device in LeiaPlayer. You can easily view them by tapping on the image thumbnails you find in the Media, Camera Roll, or File Browser tabs in LeiaPlayer.
Moving media to your device
To add images from other devices to your Lume Pad to view in LeiaPlayer, you have a lot of options.
If you use Google Photos, you can simply use the Google Photos app on your Lume Pad to get your favorite images and download them to your Lume Pad. The process is similar with any other cloud image service, just download the service's Android app through Google Play and download the images to your device.
If the image aren't on another service, you can use a USB cable to move them to your Lume Pad. First, get all the images to your Windows or Mac computer. Then, plug in your Lume Pad using a USB-C cable. You'll see a prompt on your Lume Pad with multiple options. Choose "Transfer Files".
If you're on a Windows PC, you'll now see Lume Pad in your Windows File Explorer.
If you're using a Mac, we recommend using Android File Transfer, which you can dowload here.
Many kinds of 3D and Lightfield image filetypes are supported on Lume Pad, though different apps may have different levels of support.
To learn which file types are supported by LeiaPlayer, please visit Supported Filetypes in LeiaPlayer.
There are lots of ways to find 3D and Lightfield images. You'll find them all over the internet, including on the Leia Forums. You'll find them in the LeiaPix app. You can even make your own by capturing native 3D images or converting your 2D images.
If you want to learn more about creating Lightfield images, click here or simply visit the next page.
Last modified 7mo ago