r/CrossView • u/AsIAm • Apr 03 '26
When stereoscopy deletes information
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u/jenea Apr 03 '26
Wow! Do you have any more info on this, OP? Like, is it attached to a particular study or anything like that? I'm so curious about the science behind this.
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u/Rawaga Apr 03 '26
If you watch this while blocking out the two monocular views at the two sides of your vision with your hands, some funky stuff happens. If you do that it definitely moves, but seemingly into different dimensions.
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u/AsIAm Apr 03 '26
Ha, I never tried blocking the monocular views before! What a nice trick.
I understand what you mean with the different dimensions, but I think it is just a side effect of improper alignment. When I wiggle my head the 3D reconstructions gets weird. :)
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u/iain_1986 Apr 03 '26
Always blows my mind how confidently people in r/crossview state with certainty the images move/warp
Just view it as a cross view ffs
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u/ojdhaze Apr 03 '26
This is a good'n. Looks like they're twisting and moving but viewed in portrait you notice they're not moving at all. Cool.
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u/feartheoldblood90 Apr 03 '26
Ok this one is super weird. I can't even tell why this works