3-D globular springtail

Lord Vetinari

Cross-eye stereogram of a globular springtail posing on a dustbin lid. Each shot is a 4 shot focus stack.
Brian V.







Cross-eye stereogram

Steve Balcombe

Now that's cool. I love the way it brings out the hairs especially on the abdomen.

Lord Vetinari

Steve Balcombe wrote: »

Now that's cool. I love the way it brings out the hairs especially on the abdomen.

Thanks Steve
Brian v.

diamondmask

Lord Vetinari wrote: »

Cross-eye stereogram of a globular springtail posing on a dustbin lid. Each shot is a 4 shot focus stack.
Brian V.

I'm not familiar with this process. Great shot.

Lord Vetinari

diamondmask wrote: »

Lord Vetinari wrote: »

Cross-eye stereogram of a globular springtail posing on a dustbin lid. Each shot is a 4 shot focus stack.
Brian V.

I'm not familiar with this process. Great shot.

Thanks

Assume you mean viewing the stereogram ?

if so- sit with you eyes about 2 feet from the screen and slightly de-focus your eyes and then cross them until an image appears in the middle and then relax your eyes to get a stable 3-D image. It's worth the trouble!

If you have trouble crossing your eyes try holding up a fimger about 4 inches in front of your nose and focus on that. You should see the third image appear in the background- then try sliding your finger out of the way whilst keeping the third image in view.

Brian v.