Stereogram

[cubeananda]

Here's a stereogram I made :lol:

There a Buddha in there.

 

[cheiron]

Nice what software do you use for that?

 

[cubeananda]

I googled Stereogram maker, by a company called swiftgear.


I didn't scan it with any anti-virus software so I wont post a link to it, and if you do download it I should suggest scanning it.

The background image I had sitting on my harddrive for awhile, and the mask I found on some other stereogram database website called Easy Stereogram Builder which you can access at your own risk

The website easystereogrambuilder has all the information you would need to understand how to make them :thumb_up:

 

[3rdI]

Nice one cubeananda

I love stereograms and now I can make my own

Cheers mate:thumb_up:

 

[jbark]

That's the first stereogram that has worked for me. I worked for the New Zealand band Steriogram, but never once had a stereogram work for me.

JBArk

 

[ewok]

That's the first stereogram that has worked for me. I worked for the New Zealand band Steriogram, but never once had a stereogram work for me.

JBArk

When I read the thread title I expected it to be about the band steriogram.

 

[jbark]

That's the first stereogram that has worked for me. I worked for the New Zealand band Steriogram, but never once had a stereogram work for me.

JBArk

When I read the thread title I expected it to be about the band steriogram.

I have to admit, so did I. I was involved in a mockumentary of them a few years ago that has yet to see the light of day.

 

[adam]

Is there a trick to looking at these because I have never in my life had it work!!

starting to piss me off :? lol

 

[benzyme]

focus your view past the image.

 

[jbark]

focus your view past the image.

...and go crosseyed a bit.

 

[benzyme]

stereograms were all the rage in the early-mid 90's

 

[SKA]

Is there a trick to looking at these because I have never in my life had it work!!

starting to piss me off :? lol

Normally your eyes focus on a single spot right? Well imagine laserlines comming
straight out of each eyes' pupil. Where normally the 2 laserlines would come together
, try looking straight forward with each eye, so that the laserlines go parrallel &
thus will never meet eachother.

It helps moving your face really close to the screen, to the center of the image.
Try and look parrallel like I explained before. Then gradually move away from the
screen while keeping your eyes in this parrallel-stance. It may take some practice,
but sure enough after getting down the parrallel eye-stance and shifting your head
back and forth a 3 Dimentional Buddha figure pops up in the image.


This is the easier to get down stereogram; parrallel-stereograms. The ones I just cannot view
are the crosseyes stereograms, because I just can't cross my eyes properly.

Thanks for sharing this proggie Cubeananda!

Perhaps anyone here is willing & able to help me on my proposed method for
drawing Stereoscopic image-pairs in this Topic?:

Drawing Stereoscopic 3D images... Could it be done? - Music/Art/Literature - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus

 

[hixidom]

Nice one cubeananda!

I love stereograms, but then afterward I have trouble focusing normally. :surprised