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#30759 09/01/02 11:07 PM
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OK first of all I dunno if theyre called stereograms the word's just in my head,- I mean the patterns where you cross your eyes or 'look past' the image and you can see a 3d piccy- and also I havent even got the pring book yet so I dont have a clue what Im talking about. Just so you know.

But anyway I was wondering as I keep reading stuff in the forum about diverging your eyes and seeing the blip page etc. whether its similar to the way you focus your eyes when looking at stereograms, or whatever theyre called. I just figured out how to see the picture the other day.

Anyway sorry if this really didn't make sense coz Iv just been writin without thinking as usual...

Laura






#30760 09/02/02 03:06 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by Laura:

But anyway I was wondering as I keep reading stuff in the forum about diverging your eyes and seeing the blip page etc. whether its similar to the way you focus your eyes when looking at stereograms,

Yes, it's the same exact thing.








#30761 09/02/02 04:28 AM
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It is also known as parallel vison explained well on this link http://www.vision3d.com/3views.html and you might want to bookmark this links for for when you get the book. http://www.vision3d.com/fftext.html

If you want a good site with stereos for practicing with. http://www.eyetricks.com/3dstereo.htm
There are 44 decent sized stereos for onscreen viewing or printing.

Alex







#30762 09/02/02 01:24 PM
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Laura,

The KEY to the photofocus step is to have, sense and maintain a 'soft gaze'.

This did not 'click' for me for months until Paul, Pete or Dana had mentioned it.

Now you have the key.

Love Light and Laughter,

Michael Saikali








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