STEREO thread!

Buckster · Nov 21, 2011

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Buckster · Nov 21, 2011

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Buckster · Nov 21, 2011

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H4X1MA · Nov 22, 2011

I can't get the 3d effect, and I can do the magic eye things (used to anyway). I wondering if being somewhat colorblind makes a difference.

Buckster · Nov 22, 2011

H4X1MA said:
I can't get the 3d effect, and I can do the magic eye things (used to anyway). I wondering if being somewhat colorblind makes a difference.

The ones I've been posted are all "cross your eyes" types, rather than the "stare past" style of the Magic Eye.

This might help:

Buckster said:
e.rose said:

Seems fun, but I can't do it.

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Awww... So sorry to hear that. It's quite fun. Here's a couple of pages that might help.

First, take the vision test on this page to see if your binocular vision is working in "free-viewing" mode: "Test Your Vision. Binocular? Stereoscopic?"

If you make it through that okay, then go to this page for a method that may help you actually do this. Just relax, follow the instructions, and take your time: Magic Eye 3D Viewing: The Single Finger Method

e.rose was able to do it after reviewing those pages.

Buckster · Sep 8, 2012

More "Cross Your Eyes" type 3D images. These are from a recent trip to the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum and a the Whitefish Point Lighthouse. I made them with a "shift your weight" method using my Canon 5DMKII DSLR, as opposed to one of my 3D cameras.

To split them up a little and save on the page size, I'll put the portrait oriented in this post, and the landscape oriented in the next:

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Buckster · Sep 8, 2012

And here are the landscape oriented ones from the same gallery:

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Buckster · Apr 4, 2013

Found this from 2004 while going through old photos. Taking a series of photos while coming in for a landing in Phoenix, these two knit together nicely for a 3D:

It was my first look at Phoenix, and was just a plane change for me on the way from San Francisco to Detroit. A few years later, I moved there for a job and got to explore the area for about a year, and just loved it.

Like the others I've posted, cross your eyes to see the 3D effect.