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April 25, 2006 by Vurdlak | Share  

Allright, here’s what I want you to do: cross your eyes so that you see three images. Concentrate then on the middle image to sharpen it a little bit. The middle image should be a composite of both side images. Your brain should interpret that middle image as a 3d-composite image, which should produce this chair in 3D. I had troubles previously “seeing” those stereograms, but finally learned how to look at them. You can expect more interesting stereograms in the future! Previously I posted “Tube of Illusion” but I didn’t manage to visualize it. Try it and comment!

Chair Stereogram Optical Illusion

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54 Responses
  1. Rob says:

    Too Coo

  2. Julius says:

    no mames, cómo demonios haces para verlo?? tal vez ya alucinas

  3. Anonymous says:

    oooh, wonderful!

  4. Anonymous says:

    This is hella tight.
    I’m great at regular stereograms, and I had huge issues getting this one to work. But when it did it was fabulous.

    Props.

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