The Stereo Effect in Everyday Use

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Friends! I have a request—please tell me whether you can see a stereo effect in these photos. The pictures were taken with my phone.
What about on your keyboards? Or anywhere else, not in specially created stereo images.
Or perhaps it is something else?

, thank you for the interesting pictures!
I immediately saw the stereo effect in the photo with the keyboard—very curious.
I had to make an effort with the polka dots on the blouse, changing the distance.
The “middle” Mars looks closer and more convex to me, so three-dimensional.

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Thank you for the pictures as well. I notice that I often see some images in stereo. Of those presented, the keyboard has the clearest stereo effect. The polka dots are more interesting—when they are inadvertently caught in peripheral vision, they blink like Christmas lights, which is irritating. I liked Jupiter; it is always fascinating to look at.

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<div class="bbWrapper">Thank you for the pictures as well. I notice that I often see some images in stereo. Of those presented, the keyboard has the clearest stereo effect. The polka dots are more interesting—when they are inadvertently caught in peripheral vision, they blink like Christmas lights, which is irritating. I liked Jupiter; it is always fascinating to look at.</div>

 

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Greetings to everyone! A stereo effect can be seen in uniformly repeating images, such as wallpaper on a wall. Mars is three-dimensional only in the middle image, which was created from the two outer ones. I’ll share an experience: quite a long time ago, I bought the 3D film “Battle for Terra” with anaglyph glasses. I watched the film, but there was no effect like the one I expected. I took off the glasses, and my color perception was impaired; it recovered after an hour and a half. So I calmed down, watched two more short films, and didn’t watch any more. Twenty years have passed, and now the consequences have resurfaced: my color perception is impaired because I burned the cones in my eyes, since those glasses have different filters—the left one blue and the right one red. A few days ago, I bought the “Improving Vision” program at Mahapurna School, and, miraculously, after the first use, my color perception was restored! OM Shanti. Thank you!

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<div class="bbWrapper">Greetings to everyone! A stereo effect can be seen in uniformly repeating images, such as wallpaper on a wall. Mars is three-dimensional only in the middle image, which was created from the two outer ones. I’ll share an experience: quite a long time ago, I bought the 3D film “Battle for Terra” with anaglyph glasses. I watched the film, but there was no effect like the one I expected. I took off the glasses, and my color perception was impaired; it recovered after an hour and a half. So I calmed down, watched two more short films, and didn’t watch any more. Twenty years have passed, and now the consequences have resurfaced: my color perception is impaired because I burned the cones in my eyes, since those glasses have different filters—the left one blue and the right one red. A few days ago, I bought the “Improving Vision” program at Mahapurna School, and, miraculously, after the first use, my color perception was restored! OM Shanti. Thank you!</div>