3D Images without Glasses

[OSB]

OMG i've spent the past hours looking at hundred of these and my eyes really really hurt!!!

 

[homi-sid-al]

There are certain sites that specialise in adult versions of these images

LINK!!!!!!!!

 

[homi-sid-al]

POO....think ive picked up a virus searching for them

 

[ChroniC]

for anyone who's interested, this is the same method as the red green glasses, except they cause your brain to see the two differently coloured pictured layered ontop of each other seperately, rather than crossing them via your eyes.

 

[NickM]

I couldnt do it at first then I read what penski wrote and now I can! I probably look weird with my nose about 2" from the screen tho if anyone saw

 

[Pestilence]

I have no problem with Magic Eye pics, but with these ones I can't seem to get the two images to "meet" in the middle to produce the 3D one.

 

[Megahurtz400]

Have never been able to do this

 

[BigglesPiP]

This is the kind of pron that turns you blind.

 

[MikeHunt79]

Have never been able to do this

Nor can I

 

[Zom]

You can actually get 3d monitors:
http://www.sle.sharp.co.uk/research/optical_imaging/3d_research.php

 

[MR_Punk]

Ouch my eyes hurt

 

[Tee Hee Johnson]

I think thats pretty awesome!

Cant understand how it works when both pictures are very similar

Also i find it fair easy to do... didnt get it on my first few trys... but after that i did Just takes a wee sec to work with new images!

I find another way to do it is to close your eyes, cross them then open then relax them... job done

 

[Lyon85]

This is amazing, I am absolutely stunned. I kinda expected for them to be quite out of focus but they are just as sharp as a standard image.

As for the videos, there really should be a calibration image at the start. They really need to be in HD too.

Cant understand how it works when both pictures are very similar

Just think, the only reason you have depth perception is because both of your eyes have to zero in on one point. The images only need to be slightly apart and you get a true feeling of depth. What I really love is that they are not open to interpretation, this gives the shots such credibility because they add an accurate (if restricted) dimension. Stunning.

 

[Mr.Bon]

:S i dont get it.

Same.
My eyes hurt.
I'll try again later.

 

[Holliday]

You've probably all googled it by now, but here's the Flickr group for it;

http://www.flickr.com/groups/stereo/pool/

(On a side-note https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5579 started using this today and 'tis a pretty neat way of viewing many photos)

 

[FrannoBaz]

That is really cool, but i have a severe migrane now....

 

[No-One]

Here's a tip. Use the same cross eye method when doing a spot the difference competition. It's like you can actually feel the differences in the 2 images.

 

[BigglesPiP]

Here's a tip. Use the same cross eye method when doing a spot the difference competition. It's like you can actually feel the differences in the 2 images.

DUDE! That's cool, quickly blinking one eye seems to help too.

 

[Mat]

Some work better than other but I like

 

[Tommy B]

I did this for my A level art exam. Anyone can do it.

You just have to take two pictures about 2 inches apart where the camera is pointing directly forwards. They imitate the human eye, then present the photos side by side and on cross eye viewing they magically become 3D.

For the geeks among us, do you remember a game called Descent which is about 10 years old now. You could type something into the command line and it would do the same thing, render two images and when playing cross eyed the game would be in 3D. Cool eh