Three-Dimensional Stereograms
From The Ultimate Artist <ult...@artistic.net>
· alt.ascii-art
· 15 Nov 2004 13:52 · View full thread
HOW TO VIEW A 3-D STEREOGRAM:
1. Focus your gaze on the 'dot' above the side-by-side images.
2. Force your eyes to merge those two dots, until they appear
to be one single dot.
3. Then shift your gaze slightly downward to the stereogram,
and the image will have three-dimensional depth.
. .
Comin' Comin'
at you at you
in 3-D. in 3-D.
COOL! COOL!
. .
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