What is the name for this kind of art workpiece
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what that one call ? or can upload a picture or 2 hereOriginally posted by M©+square:yah lah the picture is marchiam a pattern of wallpaper then you stare long enough, maybe can a shape or mermaid one lah. Old school.
Never get to see the second layer too.
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What is the hidden picture here? I see a man and a woman...Originally posted by Lorry`:
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not this one la , these are optical illusion niaOriginally posted by Lorry`:
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look closer, theres another thingOriginally posted by AndrewPKYap:What is the hidden picture here? I see a man and a woman...
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no, i'm not talking about those that require polarised filters or blue/red anaglyph glasses. that's another type of 3D pictures which uses a different technology, and that's usually used for film. i was talking about the one you wanted. the repeated pattern designs are called stereograms or stereogram algorithm. the photo type is called stereocards or stereophotography.Originally posted by Unidentified:to confirm , are these picture require a blue/red glasses to see, if that the case then no , not the one im looking for
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we call everything 'optical illusion', but what you're really looking for is a type of optical science called stereopsis. AndrewPKYap's example is a type of cognitive illusion known as an isometric illusion.Originally posted by Unidentified:that optical illusion
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Like this? Stereogram
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how to see , staring at 1 spot good to see hidden object or need red blue glasses ?Originally posted by redstone:
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refer to my earlier postOriginally posted by redstone:
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Like this? Stereogram [/b][/quote]
yup! that's the one.
[quote]Originally posted by Unidentified:how to see , staring at 1 spot good to see hidden object or need red blue glasses ?
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i though it doesnt look like some kind of heat sensor colour , instead is beautiful picuture in patterns ?Originally posted by untitledwav:yup! that's the one. -
Originally posted by redstone:
sure!
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cant see! cant see!!!
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cant see! cant see!!!
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saw this on some other wesite
A simple test to see if you will be able to see the images in the stereograms is to hold a finger up in front of you and look at something behind it. Without shifting focus to your finger, how many fingers do you see? If you see 2 ghosted images of your finger, this is the first step toward being able to see our 3d images.
Bring the image up close to your face without attempting to focus. Slowly move away from the image and keep your eyes relaxed. Before you reach arms length, a picture should jump out at you.
Hold the image about arms length in front of you but focus on something behind it. Shift your field of vision to the image without shifting focus. The image should be apparent if your focus is correct.
Several of our pictures have 2 black dots near the bottom. If you stare at them and relax your eyes, you should see 4 dots. If you can bring the 2 middle dots together so you see 3 dots, the image will be in focus.
Put reflective glass in front of the image and focus on your reflection. At the proper distance, this should allow you to see the 3d object. -
you've got to relax your eyes, stay about 1/3 of a meter from the screen, and imagine you're looking at something a few inches behind the screen.
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i know why my eye hurts liao , i need to turn down the brightness of my laptop
