3D Stereography
Collection of 3D images.
These do not require any special equipment to view, but you do need to view them in a special way to see the images properly. One way that works for me is to make sure you're situated directly in line with the picture, then gently cross your eyes until you see a double image appear. You then gradually adjust your eyes to see 3 images, where the middle one is a composite of the 2 side ones. If you relax your vision, your brain will then interpret this new perspective and the picture snaps into view. Don't stress if you don't get it, and obviously, stop doing it if it hurts!
Good luck, and enjoy the show!
Read MoreThese do not require any special equipment to view, but you do need to view them in a special way to see the images properly. One way that works for me is to make sure you're situated directly in line with the picture, then gently cross your eyes until you see a double image appear. You then gradually adjust your eyes to see 3 images, where the middle one is a composite of the 2 side ones. If you relax your vision, your brain will then interpret this new perspective and the picture snaps into view. Don't stress if you don't get it, and obviously, stop doing it if it hurts!
Good luck, and enjoy the show!
Apply the "Rule of Thirds" principle to a 3D Stereogram. 1/3 of a bottle down, 1/3 of a candle burned, 1/3 of a glass left.
