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DeviantProtagonist:
Squirrelbear. There, everybody go home. :P

Nayre:
This is really neat!  I can't do the parallel view method no matter how hard I try though, I always end up doing it cross view which works just fine, but I feel like it's putting a lot of strain on my eyes.  Is there a certain trick to it?  The one's in Ani's link are amazing though!  It's as if they're standing inside a glass case in front of you.  ;D

altuixde:
Thanks for checking out this thread, Nayre!

Here's a way to do the parallel view method: lean towards your screen and defocus your eyes. This will probably also make your eyes diverge so that you're seeing double. Look at one of the stereograms like this and try to get an image from your left eye to overlap one from the right eye. Then slowly move away from your screen and focus your eyes. You'll then see the 3D image.

I'd choose one of the smaller stereograms to start off with and try to align something in the image that has a simple shape, like the jar in this stereogram:


You can also practice by drawing two dots on a piece of paper, about the same distance apart as your eyes, and trying to align them like I explained above. Once you've got that down you can try the images again.

Nayre:
Hmmm, my problem is that I don't have the ability to unfocus my eyes at will, unfortunately.  I looked it up and it seems like it's something you either have or don't have.


--- Quote ---Most people can do it to varying degrees, with varying difficulty, and that flexibility can be increased with practice. (About one person in twenty is never going to be able to work those 3-d dot stereograms, but those who can find it easier over time.)
--- End quote ---

Heh.  I'm just one of those people I guess.  Unlucky.  :P
Oh well, thanks for sharing!  This was a really interesting topic to delve into.  Fun stuff. XD

altuixde:
More stereograms. 8)

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