-
normal stereograms require two. The 3D
scene in an
autostereogram is
often unrecognizable until it is
viewed properly,
unlike typical stereograms. Viewing...
- (skopéō) 'to look, to see'. Any
stereoscopic image is
called a
stereogram. Originally,
stereogram referred to a pair of
stereo images which could be viewed...
-
stereograms.
Unlike previous stereograms, in
which each half
image showed recognizable objects, each half
image of the
first random-dot
stereograms showed...
- A random-dot
stereogram (RDS) is
stereo pair of
images of
random dots that, when
viewed with the aid of a stereoscope, or with the eyes
focused on a point...
-
reconnaissance stereogram it
should be larger.
Another special stereogram is
based on the
motion of the moon
relative to the sun (moon
stereogram). In 1860...
-
ASCII stereograms are a form of
ASCII art
based on
stereograms to
produce the
optical illusion of a three-dimensional
image by
crossing the eyes appropriately...
- This
mechanism could also
explain the
perceived depth in the
random dot
stereograms of Bela Julesz. The
above explanation applies to the
situation where...
- Eye: A New Way of
Looking at the World.[failed verification]
Magic Eye
stereograms have been used by
orthoptists and
vision therapists in the treatment...
- the
stereogram and
thought it
would be an
interesting scientific novelty worthy of
presentation at the
Franklin Institute. The "parallax
stereogram" was...
- 2D images. A 3D
image can be
represented within a 2D format, as in a
stereogram or autostereogram, but this 3D
image will not be a true
light field, and...
