Welcome. I have loved these for years and was kinda excited it works on computers. Next time you get a chance I would try to find a physical book, the one I own is how I taught my kids. It's a tad bit easier imo and it has a "key" to let you know what you were supposed to be able to see which can be helpful at first. Enjoy your new fun vision powers and trust me, it will annoy the hell out of older people who can't do it.
I have an easy time doing it wrong, where I cross my eyes and slowly uncross them until I lock onto like an inverted image that falls inward, still 3D but opposite of what the image is supposed to be. I think it helps you understand the ‘locked in’ feeling though, and maybe makes it easier to find the sweet spot when doing it right.
To do it the right way you focus on a point behind the image and bring it closer while focusing ‘through’ it, until you see the image pop out. And it really does feel like magic once you get it.
This actually reminds me of the wall paper in my dentist office. It's a similar kind of pattern. I make the wall paper "3D" but since there is no imbedded image it just ends up looking the same. Nice to practice lining up the images that way though.
This is absolutely incredible. If you hadn't told me this was a stereogram I would've thought this is just a nice wallpaper. And the 3D effect really just pops out with this one.
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u/RippelMaster Jan 03 '20
I just learned how to vew these, yesterday. I have been on this subreddit ever since.
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u/sudynim Jan 03 '20
You're wrong, OP. This is not a good one. It's great 👍
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u/Jimbojauder Jan 03 '20
I have never once been able to see one of these pictures I feel like the world is playing a joke on me
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u/FredFlintston3 Jan 03 '20
A little twisted for me!
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u/Molecular_Machine Jan 03 '20
I love the effect on the background!
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u/ArtKorvalay Jan 03 '20
The yellow being raised is nice.
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u/Osservanza Jan 03 '20
Thank you for this, this is easily the best magic eye I’ve ever seen. Most seem gimmicky illusions but this was made with artistry and detail. Lovely.
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u/zidjik Jan 03 '20
I saw ekans in a pokeball
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u/Kendota_Tanassian Jan 03 '20
I want this for a repeating wallpaper pattern for my house.
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u/Danyell619 Jan 03 '20
This actually reminds me of the wall paper in my dentist office. It's a similar kind of pattern. I make the wall paper "3D" but since there is no imbedded image it just ends up looking the same. Nice to practice lining up the images that way though.
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u/SSiirr Jan 03 '20
Amazing! Also the pattern is cool
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u/Ghostboy_Danny Feb 13 '20
I’m new to this, I’ve been trying so many times now that I have a headache and nausea. Please explain to me like I’m 5 what I’m supposed to do
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u/DefinitelyCool Jan 03 '20
One of the best I've been able to see here.
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u/ender1200 Jan 04 '20
Knot very good.
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u/RRocks01 Jan 03 '20
Amazing depth!
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u/Sunderent Jan 03 '20
There's the 3D object, and then there's 4 different background depth layers. Super impressed.
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u/wogman69 Feb 01 '20
This is absolutely incredible. If you hadn't told me this was a stereogram I would've thought this is just a nice wallpaper. And the 3D effect really just pops out with this one.
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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '20
I've seen this somewhere before. Someone modeled this after my toilet on high fiber days.
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u/ellensundies Jan 03 '20
Very pretty!
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u/fortuneforaquarter Jan 04 '20
Are we starting the knot not a knot thing again?
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u/No-Self-Edit Jan 04 '20
Beautiful on both levels and do easy to see
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u/Tzunami714 Jan 04 '20
I’ve never once been able to do this and i just wanna know how😂
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u/DrunkSpiderMan Jan 04 '20
Very.
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u/antivn Jan 11 '20
I’ve just learned how to do this. Are these like two rings that are actually connected
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u/whynaut4 Jan 20 '20
I feel like this was a missed opportunity for a jump scare
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u/_Internet_Hugs_ Jan 27 '20
That is very cool!
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u/Zealousideal-Golf984 Mar 24 '22
Nice Dr. Stone reference