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@@johnkim6096 How can you do that?

If they appear inverse, it means that you are viewing with crossed eyes. You need to keep your eyes parallel in order for everything to "pop out". You can learn more about the two viewing methods here: ua-cam.com/channels/pxfePmLDG_kpD7joDwlJ5A.htmlcommunity?lb=Ugkx9FaEvpkAQHRE0-bOvA92kbgdC8p8rvbm and ua-cam.com/channels/pxfePmLDG_kpD7joDwlJ5A.htmlcommunity?lb=UgkxQVtYXQxLQ5jFSBkZlzmQxvqYPApnYid7

We've been designing these for over 25 years. There are some free online stereogram generators out there. You could try this one - www.easystereogrambuilder.com/

We totally agree! This was one of our early videos. Based on feedback received, we are now holding the images for a longer time period and using simple fade transitions. Check out some of our newer ones and let us know if you think those work better. Appreciate the feedback.

Glad our video helped and you got it to work!

There are 2 ways to look at a stereogram - eyes parallel & eyes crossed. Most of ours are designed for parallel viewing for the image to "pop out". If you view them with crossed eyes, everything is in reverse and they will appear depressed. You can learn a little more about the two viewing methods here: ua-cam.com/channels/pxfePmLDG_kpD7joDwlJ5A.htmlcommunity?lb=Ugkx9FaEvpkAQHRE0-bOvA92kbgdC8p8rvbm ua-cam.com/channels/pxfePmLDG_kpD7joDwlJ5A.htmlcommunity?lb=UgkxQVtYXQxLQ5jFSBkZlzmQxvqYPApnYid7

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Make sure you blink every now and then! I find that looking at cross-eyed stereograms is a lot harder on my eyes than parallel.

😂 Definitely not dumb! So you move your eyes around the image and lose focus on the entire image?

@@Eyetricks3DStereograms yes, something like that... first I focus on the two points at the top, then I try to look at the picture with exactly this focus. But to do this I look down, but I can't hold the focus I need for the three points

I agree that was only one object the others just like basin or tunnel not an object it self

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Great observations, thanks for sharing. A stereogram game sounds interesting, but I wonder how long you could play it before your eyes revolted.

That's interesting. The green line one is certainly way different from the others. Good to know!

I could say Gary's got 100 Yin yang stereograms, but that would be a lie. He has way more!

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Sounds like you're really close!

Thank you sir!

Hopefully, you were able to see them instantly once you got your eyes dialed into the first one.

Yo sorry to ask so randomly but can you figure out what the phrase in my stereogram is? I can't figure it out 💀 I know this is random but im starting to get desperate on answers. Its on my channel rn in the shorts section. 😭

I had a stereogram poster in my college dorm room (not one we created). I miss the 90s! Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it! More Yin yang are on the way in our next video.

You're very welcome! Glad you liked the 🦋 🦋 🦋

Ха! А проволочек с сердечком три! А не четыре! Пересмотрел второй раз все картинки без единой проблемы! Очень шлюпка с парусом понравилась после пересмотра, сердечко в вазе в форме звезды, и очень классная спираль!

@@Ivanych_Milovadze Thanks for the feedback. Really glad you are enjoying the images!

@@Eyetricks3DStereograms Хочу добавить слова одобрения! Ваши стереокартинки, пожалуй, лучшие из тех, что мне попадались на Ютубе. Я иногда посматриваю подобные ролики, и пока особенно радоваться было нечему. Часто изображения делают в посредственном качестве - даже не трёхмерные, а плоские над вторым плоским слоем при просмотре. У вас же, и глубина хорошо сделана, и сами предметы очень объёмные, и фоны продуманные! Браво! Я увлекаюсь просмотром стереограмм с детства, после прочтения книги советского популяризатора физики для детей и подростков Якова Перельмана. Книга называется "Занимательная физика". Автор простыми словами объяснял там, как мы видим стереоскопическое изображение. С тех пор я с удовольствием пользуюсь своим умением рассматривать как перекрёстные стереограммы, так и параллельные. Могу смотреть стереофильмы, если они подготовлены для перекрёстного просмотра. Одно время я увлекался любительской съёмкой стереофотографий. Делал два снимка со смещением фотоаппарата по горизонтали, а потом распечатывал две эти фотографии и смотрел стерео без каких либо приспособлений. Сейчас я с удивлением вижу, что подобных фото в интернете мало. Может быть я не так, или не там их ищу? Ещё раз, спасибо вам за ваше творчество!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback.

I see a lot of people offer this advice, but you don't need to cross your eyes for most stereograms. Most are designed for parallel viewing. For some, crossing them may help relax the eyes and allow for easier viewing. I don't cross mine at all. But if it works for you, keep crossing them a bit!

@@Eyetricks3DStereograms Interesting, i cant see them at all without doing it. Not sure of it’s “crossing the eyes”, but it’s some trick with the eyes I have to do. Just looking like normal I just see a weird pattern.

@@Ham24brand I suspect that what you're doing is helping your eyes un-focus. Relaxing them and just letting them stare off into space (trying to look "behind" the image) allows the 3D to appear quickly.

These stereograms are a little different than most of ours. They are meant for cross-eyed viewing. If you view them parallel (like the rest of our images), they will appear concave. You can read more about the difference between the two viewing methods here: ua-cam.com/channels/pxfePmLDG_kpD7joDwlJ5A.htmlcommunity?lb=UgkxQVtYXQxLQ5jFSBkZlzmQxvqYPApnYid7

Flabbergasted! We love to hear it! 😁

Interesting. Are you viewing them with your eyes crossed?

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Yes. If they appear concave, it means you are viewing them with your eyes parallel. Most stereograms are designed that way. These, however, are a little different and meant for viewing with your eyes crossed. If you view them with crossed eyes, they will be convex.

@@Eyetricks3DStereograms понял, это другая методика

@@Eyetricks3DStereograms я разобрался, но этот метод не привычен. спасибо, теперь я все понял, вы меня научили!

Are you referring to the graphic at 0:38? If so, I think I understand what you are saying - one eye is looking at an image and one is looking at text. This wasn't meant to be a stereogram, but rather demonstrating how the left eye looks at the left side of the image and the right eye looks at the right side of the image.

X Eyes makes my eyes tired as well if I do it too long. I don't have any issues like this with parallel viewing. Do your eyes get tired using parallel?

​@@Eyetricks3DStereograms what is parallel view and X eyes? I don't know, i just do it like when my eyes feel tired and it start turning outward but then i can see the 3D effect. When i do this again when my eyes not even feel tired, now it's feel tired after only 1 or 2 minutes. It's feel like when i first time using my eyeglasses for myopia.

@@Raven_Ray1 Here are a couple of our community posts that dive into the difference between X (cross) eyes vs II (parallel) view. ua-cam.com/channels/pxfePmLDG_kpD7joDwlJ5A.htmlcommunity?lb=UgkxQVtYXQxLQ5jFSBkZlzmQxvqYPApnYid7 ua-cam.com/channels/pxfePmLDG_kpD7joDwlJ5A.htmlcommunity?lb=Ugkx9FaEvpkAQHRE0-bOvA92kbgdC8p8rvbm Most of our videos are meant for parallel, but this one is designed for cross. If you are seeing the images in this video "pop out", you're viewing cross. If they "pop in" then you are looking at them parallel. The opposite is true for most of our other images as they are designed for parallel.

🤣We actually did a full video of sailboats and schooners here: ua-cam.com/video/BE4z-XMyFek/v-deo.html We tagged Kevin Smith, but he never responded. @KevinSmith