New Stereogram - If it's wet it's...

[gwpriester]

I've been experimenting with layers of transparency and combining Hidden Image with Mapped Texture Stereogram images.

The Select Colors to Enhance is great for dropping out a black backgrouind (Make Transparent).

If anyone is interested I can break this image down in more detail.

[Boy]

The slanted 'R's make a nice wave.

[Jonopen]

That's great. Plenty of depth! . I'd be interested to know more. I find stereograms easy enough to see, but they are a complete mystery to me.

[Penny O'Rorke]

Beautiful and very easy to see.

[wizard509]

I wish I could see them, but haven's been ablefor a long time. So if I may ask what is it Gary?

[gwpriester]

It says WATER Larry.

I'll try to post a link in a day or two. I have to decide how many of my secrets I dare to reveal. This image has many layers.

[jaydear]

I love 3D pictures and that one is soooo deep. I got really good over the years at letting my eyes relax into the effect rather than forcing them. It's amazing how we can fool our brains. I bought several Stereogram books over the years from about the early 90's, but never had any real success at emulating them and the software I had back then is probably too old to run on a modern PC. I'll have to have a go in XDP at some of the clever techniques I'm seeing here

[gwpriester]

I explain the process here https://www.talkgraphics.com/showthr...am-The-Process

My stereogram partner (who I have never met) Gene Levine and I have been creating stereograms for over 20 years. We have a business guy in Michigan who were have likewise never met. But it seems to work out just fine.

[wizard509]

Thank you GP

[RKissane]

Gary,

Just curious, does your partner Gene use the same type of software and Xara to create the stereograms or does he use a different software and process?

Ray