A stereogram is an optical illusion of depth created from flat, two-dimensional image or images. Stereogram was discovered by Charles Wheatstone in 1838. He found an explanation of binocular vision which led him to construct a stereoscope based on a combination of prisms and mirrors to allow a person to see 3D images from two 2D pictures.
Stereograms were re-popularized by the creation of autostereogram on computers, where a 3D image is hidden in a single 2D image, until the viewer focuses the eyes correctly. Check these out. Stare at the stereogram as close as possible and move back slowly.
Stereograms were re-popularized by the creation of autostereogram on computers, where a 3D image is hidden in a single 2D image, until the viewer focuses the eyes correctly. Check these out. Stare at the stereogram as close as possible and move back slowly.
I would love to hear if you "see" anything?
I'm unsure with the 1st pic, I think they're bird. The 2ns one is a dragonfly and the last is 'Love':)
ReplyDeleteMan, that's too much exercise for my eyes...
Thanks for the visit:)
Frankly speaking, I have no idea what number 1 is either. But I thought number 2 had some words in it and a logo or something (based on the words) and yeah, 3rd was Love. Word and hearts. :D
ReplyDelete1st image was like a chinese dragon. the 2ng was 3 overlapping dragonfly and some words below it, where i can only make "$SP"... as for the 3rd, i can't make out the image.
ReplyDeleteMay be it is some flying creature in number 1 after all. Not sure. :D
ReplyDelete1: SR-71 blackbird
ReplyDelete2: a dragonfly w/ the words newLISP at the bottom
3: The word Love floating above 3 hearts floating above the background.
It took me a while to finally get these things too. I have a CRT and imagine that I'm looking at the back of it, and focus my eyes as if I am, and that usually works for me.
The first picture is a daylily lying on its side with the step on the left.
ReplyDeleteThe second picture is a single dragonfly (a dragonfly has 4 wings) flying west. There is a word underneath which reads "newLISP".
You know what the third picture is.
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ReplyDeleteFirst one seems like some sort of a plane.
ReplyDeleteThe second one had a dragonfly and a writing: newLISP
The third one has a heart(seems like three on top of each other) and on top of that is a bit diagonally written LOVE.
(I love stereograms :D)
i do not see anything
ReplyDeleteGo close to the screen and slowly back away. Then you may be able to see the images if you focus hard. =) Enjoy!
ReplyDeletefirst: jet plane (its head face left, its tail on the right side)
ReplyDeletesecond: dragon fly with a word "newLISP"
third: a heart with word "LOVE"
Thanks for your comments. It is nice to read about what others see in these. =)
ReplyDeleteSupper..................
ReplyDelete#1) I thought it was a couple side by side birds facing to the right when I first looked. It is still a bit abstract, but I do see what I think is the SR71 that someone else mentioned.
ReplyDelete#2) I could see the upper image and words but couldn't make it out until I read what others said. The 2nd time around it's very clearly the dragonfly and newLISP.
#3) Was obvious to me the first time as three hearts with Love on top.
Thanks for posting.