Hmmmmm, the top image appears to be backwards or something. It looks like the mountain peaks are pointing down when I get the 3d effect going. the bottom one seems fine. Weird.
Am I the only one?
If you transpose the two shots then it'll work for you - I'm what's known as a wall eyed viewer apparently. I don't know how to view them the other way round. Check out the thread which explains how to view them the other way round. ;)
If you transpose the two shots then it'll work for you - I'm what's known as a wall eyed viewer apparently. I don't know how to view them the other way round. Check out the thread which explains how to view them the other way round. ;)
Thats better. Does the Walleye way cause as much pain when looking at the photos????? LOL Gonna have to check, cause now I have a headache. Thanks a lot! (:
'Wall eyed' is really relaxing. It's that state of vision you get when gazing into space at nothing in particular - much less effort. What do you do to view them cross-eyed? (Yes I know it sounds obvious!)
Yes, cross-eyed.
I was a little too close I think. When I backed up,,it wasn't so hard to get focused...was more relaxed.
Wall eyed - This may sound funny, but when I'm in the john sitting there looking at the tile floor, I can get it to look 3d as well. Same kind of thing? Relax my eyes and let the pattern kinda float above where it actually is. It will all of a sudden come into focus and looks like I can see through it.
Originally posted by Imagineer:
'Wall eyed' is really relaxing. It's that state of vision you get when gazing into space at nothing in particular - much less effort. What do you do to view them cross-eyed? (Yes I know it sounds obvious!)
