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Stereogram nep pics

  • Thread starter gea8579
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Very cool!
Second one looks simialr to glabrata to me, first one maybe a truncata?
 
I can't see this correctly.....
 
It's too complicated for a laptop. :crazy:
 
I'm color deficient, can't see green.
 
too funny


seems like theres a big hole in the first one
 
Hey,
interesting stereo pic!
I did this one a while back along with some others.
A bit more on the realistic side however.

VFT-1-1.jpg


You have to "cross" your eyes until the pics line up to see it in 3D.

Not sure it won't give you a headache crossing your eyes, so be warned!
And if your mother told you not to cross your eyes or they will stay that way,
be even more warned! :0o:

A friend got me doing pics in stereo years back (when film still existed).
Always enjoyed the pics he did, and I do enjoy the 3D movies now too!
 
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It doesn't work.

I just start seeing faces.
 
I must be too tired...I can't get anything to form.
 
  • #10
Thats amazing.
 
  • #11
What am I looking at ??? Looks like just a bunch of colors on my laptop...
 
  • #12
I tried crossing my eyes, but can't see it.
 
  • #13
You have to cross your eyes then slowly uncross them while focusing on the picture. the ones with the side by side pics are easier. Just cross your eyes and slowly uncross them until there are 3 pics and look at the one in the middle.
 
  • #14
royal truncata + ampullaria.

were these drawn? maybe they'd look better if they were computer generated...

by that i mean the image was 3d modeled and shaded AND THEN put into the stereogram software.

very nice regardless.
 
  • #15
tough to make out either. But I can somewhat see a pitcher shape and tendril in both.
 
  • #16
Nice..works great. I love stereoscopic images, both the computer generated such as in the first post and the photographic as in the vft picture.

Neat site, gotta play around with it now..
 
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