Stop & Post February 2007

[parahandy]

I have been able to resolve all Gary's stereograms by looking at them from a distance of 18 inches and slightly squinting. my eyes. or try that daydreaming look that one used to adopt when being bored with ones teacher.

[ankhor]

I have been able to resolve all Gary's stereograms by looking at them from a distance of 18 inches and slightly squinting. my eyes. or try that daydreaming look that one used to adopt when being bored with ones teacher.

I can never see those things, but I have a lazy eye, and I have
deminished color recognition(3 % of the world population has that , and another 3 % for the other color region) , so that might be the reason
why I never see those things and it really bothers me, I still believe
that people are pulling my leg.

[EnigmaMachine]

Yes, Parahandy, that's what I'm eluding to with my diagram. Staring or daydreaming as you refer to it is actually just relaxing the eyes and they naturally turn outward and parallax a point further away. Bingo, you can see the image.

And Ankhor, I suspect the lazy eye could sacrifice the ability to view these just because it is so related to parallax, but my guess (and it is a guess) is that the color recognition probably doesn't hurt at all.

Chuck

[Egg Bramhill]

Very boring stuff at present. I have numerous picture frames to use on a site. Unfortunately some have been cut very roughly and I'm having to use Xtreme to smooth down the chewed up edges.

[EnigmaMachine]

This work that I just started was inspired by Raymonds Hand.xar posted in the Starburst Effects thread. I already had the cue ball from another project and made a psuedo Simonis table top to draw on. The faded hand at the top is one of several shadow transparencies to be added once I get all the wrinkles (I mean character) in the hand. The round thing top right will be my watch. Digital master bitmap is below.

[WolfMoonHP]

I feel very proud of myself! For the first time in my life, I am now able to see the stereograms!

And it is all thanks to Gary Priester.

His Guide to Stereograms was so clear and easy to follow, that I finally managed to see them. I finally know what I was missing.

Check out http://www.custom-stereograms.com/ht...ram_guide.html

Thanks, Gary (by the way, thanks for the tutorials, too...)
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Will

[Intbel]

One of two current works in progress:

[sallybode]

Great start, you have caught something there even though incomplete. Anxious to see more.

[manny2k]

A start to a nude photography site,trying to get an arty kind of feel

Manny2k

[Intbel]

This one is a bit different from what I normally make but I want to try out different styles and techniques.
I was going for a complete black and white image like film noir... that obviously didn't happen. Maybe for the next one

I really do like this.
A great picture.