My Stereograms: (Sorry for the hijack Brian...)

Paul Iddon

Remember the "Even a Rose can Cry" and the Red Tulip photo's?

Well, I thought I'd try them as stereograms to see if I can get the images to POP out of the screen at you... for those that can see them... in the style of our mentor and master Lord V...


Just stare at the pairs of pictures and cross your eyes until they blend into a third picture in the middle. Relax your eyes and look deeply into this center photo, and the 3-D just pops out! Even on my photos!












Paul.

canon400d

Paul Iddon wrote:

Remember the "Even a Rose can Cry" and the Red Tulip photo's?

Well, I thought I'd try them as stereograms to see if I can get the images to POP out of the screen at you... for those that can see them... in the style of our mentor and master Lord V...

Just stare at the pairs of pictures and cross your eyes until they blend into a third picture in the middle. Relax your eyes and look deeply into this center photo, and the 3-D just pops out! Even on my photos!

Paul.

Hi Paul I like them, but I will leave it to the professionals to comment as I have my thoughts.
Regards
Bob

Robinivich

... I've got to stop checking out these stereogram threads...

Very nice shots, both of them are quite well suited to this style of presentation #2 in particular with the black background!

My eyes are getting so good at doing these that it takes getting used to normal vision again...

Lord Vetinari

Nice shots Paul.
I can get them to merge but the 3-D is very narrow not enough if any sideways movement between the shots.

Brian V.

Paul Iddon

OK, thanks for the words.

Brian, I'll keep watching yours to see if I can improve


Paul.

Skippy

Paul Iddon wrote:

Remember the "Even a Rose can Cry" and the Red Tulip photo's?

Well, I thought I'd try them as stereograms to see if I can get the images to POP out of the screen at you... for those that can see them... in the style of our mentor and master Lord V...

Just stare at the pairs of pictures and cross your eyes until they blend into a third picture in the middle. Relax your eyes and look deeply into this center photo, and the 3-D just pops out! Even on my photos!
Paul.

They look great Paul, but I can't see Stereo, I try but I just can't do it,
can't see Brians either well I see them but not in Stereo.

I'm from the Mono era I think that's the trouble

Nice work Paul .... Skippy
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Paul Iddon

Skippy, I'll lend you my third eye... I'll box it up and post overnight. Watch it though, it has an eye for pretty ladies too!





Paul.

MichelleL

WOW - how clever is this!

I had no problems in seeing the pictures and gettiing the third to pop out at me.

I'm wondering, for those that are having troubles, what sort of screen do you have on your monitor? I've got a great laptop with the most amazing screen on it and I used to have dramas with this sort of thing on my old computer with it's screen.....anyway....just a thought.

Again, great set of pictures. Another a tutorial I'm going to have to have to find, read and practice.

Paul Iddon

Thanks Michelle.

Have a look at some Lord V's threads. Like most macro on this forum, he is a leading exponant of the art and his stereograms are excellent.

Paul.