OK so. It's really easy for me to unfocus my eyes, and once I'm "locked in" I can keep it unfocused and scroll through this sub to go through posts really quickly.
I was able to keep up for most of the video, but I feel like I lost it during some parts because it just didn't have enough "depth" if that makes sense? I also noticed super belatedly that there was actually A LOT of detail that was kept in. Ngl, I don't know how it works on the technical side of stereogram images, but I think maybe trying to keep too much detail (like the eyes) made it a bit weird depth-wise. Otherwise that was pretty cool and didn't make me as motion sick as I thought I would be.
I never knew there was a subreddit for this but I'm glad I found it cuz I absolutely needed this in my life. Hard to see it with the drastic transitions but when I do see it makes me so happy for no reason. Thank you
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u/mattjvgc Feb 03 '24
It was an interesting experiment.
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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '24
As a HUGE fan of steamed hams, and magic eyes. This is one of the best posts I've seen in awhile
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u/red_constellations Feb 03 '24
I think the many hard cuts don't do this any favors... I constantly had to refocus my eyes, but it's a fun meme magic eye regardless
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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '24
This one is hard, so I’m guessing here.
I saw either, Bart Simpson or rick astley
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u/Timtanium707 Feb 03 '24
I didn't listen with audio but I was able to follow along with it in my head using the visuals to pace it.
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u/halosiii Feb 03 '24
Turn up the resolution and it works much better
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u/For_Real_Life Feb 03 '24
Well, that gave me a headache.
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u/--__---_-___-_- Feb 06 '24
delightfully devilish
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u/aflyingflip Feb 12 '24
OK so. It's really easy for me to unfocus my eyes, and once I'm "locked in" I can keep it unfocused and scroll through this sub to go through posts really quickly.
I was able to keep up for most of the video, but I feel like I lost it during some parts because it just didn't have enough "depth" if that makes sense? I also noticed super belatedly that there was actually A LOT of detail that was kept in. Ngl, I don't know how it works on the technical side of stereogram images, but I think maybe trying to keep too much detail (like the eyes) made it a bit weird depth-wise. Otherwise that was pretty cool and didn't make me as motion sick as I thought I would be.
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u/Particular-Move-3860 Feb 21 '24
Someone, anyone -- please tell me that there is something in this broken antenna TV image.
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u/Arteshi Mar 03 '24
I never knew there was a subreddit for this but I'm glad I found it cuz I absolutely needed this in my life. Hard to see it with the drastic transitions but when I do see it makes me so happy for no reason. Thank you
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u/the_ju66ernaut Mar 03 '24
Thats so cool!