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April 23, 2009 by Vurdlak | Share  

I constantly receive requests for more stereograms, either though my mailbox, or inside the comments section. My problem with seeing the hidden image they contain is probably the reason I posted only so few of them. Magic Eyes, or how some like to call them “stereograms” are pictures you have to concentrate at, and suddenly the hidden meaning pops out at you. With the later mentioned, sometimes there is no hidden meaning, just the option to see the 2D image in 3D. Probably later versions aren’t stereograms at all, instead they should be reffered as stereo images. I’m the guilty one for posting them all inside the same category. If I understand your help correctly, you have to try and focus on the illusionary dot few inches behind your monitor, which I never manged. If you see this example, along with its solution, this is how the result should look like (apparently). Now let’s solve these three without me! If you want to see more of these, use the search in the sidebar, and enter stereograms or somthing. You can find more inside the appropriate category.

Stella Artois and Another 2 Sterograms
Stella Artois and Another 2 Sterograms
Stella Artois and Another 2 Sterograms

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89 Responses
  1. Anonymous says:

    La stella artois diventa 3d!!
    Spettacolo!

  2. Anonymous says:

    I really love these 3D pictures!Even if I do look a little silly with my eyes crossed.

  3. mumma3 says:

    just makes me hungry for m&m's and beer!!

  4. Anonymous says:

    yay
    smartie man, curves and a dolphin

  5. Anonymous says:

    M&M guy (not smarties) 3D stella, and a mermaid (not a dolphin) . . . COOL!

  6. Anonymous says:

    Yay! I love magic eyes books so these are awesome! What I find best is if you bring your head close to the screen and stare at a detail in the picture even when it goes blurry until it re-focuses and then you can slowly bring your head back without blinking then, voila!

  7. Anonymous says:

    thats cool i love these things. also i noticed if you get your eyes locked on the top one you can scroll down and immediatly see the others!

  8. Anonymous says:

    How can you all see them, i dont see nothing at all? What do I have to do to see it?

  9. Anonymous says:

    I can’t see anything either!

  10. Anonymous says:

    you need to look behind the picture.
    it’s easyer is you start next to youre screen and looking far away, and then go back slowly until you see something.
    But don’t hope to see it well at once, it need some training.
    I love the smartie and the mermaid :)

  11. Tysss says:

    Someones just can’t see these 3d pictures by focusing eyes behind the screen. But there is a easier way too: by crossing your eyes and then slowly turn the focus towards the screen. (try to look to your nose and then slowly turn your look)

    That is lots easier, but it makes 3d picture to “flip” – you’ll see things near you that you should see behind the screen – for example, the mermaid is a hole ;)

  12. George says:

    To see the image, focus your eyes on a point about two inches (5 cm) beyond your screen. Don’t cross your eyes; your eyes should actually be less ‘crossed’ than if you’re looking at the surface of the screen.

  13. Anonymous says:

    Technique: sit at a comfortable distance from the monitor. Examine the picture for a repeating pattern — for example, the yellow m&m's just above the centreline in the top image. Cross your eyes and line up one element of the repeating pattern to the next pattern along. Try to focus clearly and relax your eyes. Then just wait a few seconds while your brain works out what you're looking at. You should see some depth appearing first, then with practice you can hold your eyes like this while you scan them around the image to see what's there. The resulting 3D images are pretty difficult to understand at the best of times though.

  14. Anonymous says:

    i’ll give you a simple method to solve them.
    1. Pick two repeating objects in the picture (every stereo image is based on repeating objects that are slightly altered to produce the 3d effect)
    2. focus on those two objects and cross your eyes until the two objects overlap
    3. wait a few secconds in that position and the 3D image should pop out. Cheers

  15. Anonymous says:

    I love these! more please!

  16. Lamo says:

    Is the Stella one actually doctored, or is it just a photo of a row of Stella?

  17. AliceIgnis says:

    Normaly I’m good at this, but I cannot see this pictures! That makes me crazy!!! Arrrr

  18. Jababba says:

    Is it me or do i see 7 beers instead of 6 when i focus.
    very nice Stereograms btw.
    maby a good tip, look as if ur looking behind the picture.

  19. Anonymous says:

    If you’re like me, looking beyond the picture is way difficult to do. What i did, was place the picture really close to my face. I relaxed my eyes so that the picture was blurry. In essence you are now looking behind the picture. Slowly move away from the picture, while keeping your eyes relaxed. At some point, the picture will be at that spot where you can see a 3 D image. I hope this helps!

  20. Anonymous says:

    I don't see a damn thing! And why do some M&M's have g's on them?

  21. Anonymous says:

    Notice some of the m&m's have a g on them, instead of an m. Has it something to do with google? it looks just like the google kind of g..:D

    Btw: GREAT site, iloveit, keep up the good work, en very good luck with your exams;)

  22. Michael says:

    I LOVE THEESE!!! (do some more)

  23. Anonymous says:

    These are great, post more stereograms. I always love the “magic-eye” ones, but i am starting to like the 3d image ones as well. The stell bottles appear so clear and shiny and beautiful in 3d mindspace or w/e sterogram vision is…lol enjoy.. look behind the screen and let your eyes get super lazy and tired and dont “try ” to see it. be buddhist about it, no desire..cmon guys

  24. Anonymous says:

    oh and jababba…

    def 7 bottles appear with the 3d stellas. the center one seems to be the pivotal bottle, whatever that means

  25. Anonymous says:

    Veri Nice specially the beer Bottles!

  26. Anonymous says:

    Get up close to the computer screen and look at your reflection in it. As you focus on the reflection (you can blink but just don’t refocus your eyes) you will eventually see a 3D image pop up. :)

  27. kanona05 says:

    It’s a little hard to focus with the images being so small…

    Is there a higher Resolution version of these somewhere?

  28. ju lee says:

    Yeeeyyy!!! I love this stuff! Didn’t know it also works on computers :-)

  29. cilnia says:

    So cool to see there “really” are 7 stellas instead of 6 when you manage to see them in 3d, pretty cool!

  30. Anonymous says:

    I can’t see anything! It’s so infuriating… and my eyes hurt from trying to cross them!

  31. Anonymous says:

    i love stereograms theyre really cool! how do you actually create them?

  32. Anonymous says:

    Re: Comment #5
    in Europe theres a candy called smarties thats pretty much m&m's

  33. HerCathyness says:

    kanona05…

    Here’s some ways to enlarge images in Vista IE. The easiest is to double-click on the picture. It opens on a separate page, (from photobucket) and then use the enlargement feature in the lower right corner of the IE window. Click once for 125%, twice for 150%, or use the dropdown arrow for custom sizes up to 400%.

    Or, right click to copy the pic on the original page and paste it into the Paint program that’s been in every Win sys since 3.5, I think, (without changing!!) and enlarge it there.

    Or, download Irfanview which is a terrific free basic graphics program. It’s safe, and has all kinds of handy features.

    http://www.irfanview.com

    Hope this helps!

    Now, if someone could tell me how to see these images with only one eye! I can see double with it, but 3D is a very different world without stereoscopic vision!

    Cheers-

    HerCathyness

  34. Gabriel says:

    Does anyone know of any software to make stereograms like these?

  35. Badslats says:

    Don’t worry Vurdlak you not alone in the universe :-). I never managed to see something in those pictures either…

  36. Joanna says:

    I love these, too. I remember the first time I saw them, here in Melbourne, on a poster in an art shop. There were crowds of us peering at the posters. It was probably 1987.

  37. Martijn says:

    I’ve been staring at stereograms for quite some time now… Now everything is wobbling. I can’t focus on text anymore, all the words are floating!

  38. Anonymous says:

    Love the mermaid especially, but the smiley dude was cool, as for the Stella, not that impressive unless I missed something, it was just like a 3d pic of bottles of Stella wasn’t it??

  39. Anonymous says:

    n the Stella Artos one, i see wine glasses in between the bottles! does anywone else?

  40. Anonymous says:

    I don’t get it, can someone tell me what I’m supposed to be seeing?

  41. me says:

    I LOVE THESE!! the stella artois one is especially cool!!

  42. Anonymous says:

    OMG! up until today I used to hate these because I could never see the image. I don’t know how but after a long while I finally saw them. Nice.

  43. Anonymous says:

    For those of you that are as pissed as I was that you can’t see them…print them out. It’s WAY easier on paper, and then once you’ve got the technique down, switch back to the computer and try it.

  44. George says:

    Another tip: Make sure you’re looking at the picture on the level, without tilting your head to the side. The illusion works by having your eyes focus on two separate points that are horizontally aligned.

  45. Jen says:

    I think those of us with astigmatism can’t see it. These never work for me.

    Then again, maybe it’s just me.

  46. Jen says:

    Nevermind that last comment. Some the advice here (hold the monitor close and slowly increase distance) worked. I have never been able to see these. Cool!

  47. FaQ says:

    Did anyone notice the other illusion in the second picture? The white space formed by the necks of the Stella bottles looks like wineglasses! How cool is that? =)

  48. Joe's Welding says:

    Does anyone have info on how these are created? A website with an article would be nice. I am not looking to start creating my own, but to understand how someone makes this type of object.

    I don’t visit often, so replies can be sent using my personal website (sorry, I don’t want to post my email address on here):

    http://www.joeswelding.biz

    There is a big “Contact” button on there.

    Thanks,
    Joe

  49. Anonymous says:

    mon these re soo cool!! i hope you put more of them later!!

  50. Anonymous says:

    This page gives you help “seeing” the pictures. Just copy and past into your address window.

    http://www.xaraxone.com/FeaturedArt/feb05/html/01.htm

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