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Freeviewing the Internet - 3D Adventures Await
Authored by: RobfromAmersfrt on Saturday, August 16 2014 @ 03:12 pm EDT

Wow, I see a shark, thanks for the manual!

Freeviewing the Internet - 3D Adventures Await
Authored by: masodo on Sunday, August 17 2014 @ 05:18 pm EDT

Hi Rob.
You have the magic eyes!

I am glad you stopped by and left your comment first because you are always welcome and secondly because it reminded me of that amazing article on your website that likely planted the seed for this tutorial on freeviewing...

Mona Lisa 3D (robswebstek.com)

So here... "Freeview This!" [smiley:D]

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Freeviewing the Internet - 3D Adventures Await
Authored by: RobfromAmersfrt on Monday, September 22 2014 @ 02:09 pm EDT

Nice!

Freeviewing the Internet - 3D Adventures Await
Authored by: sonmciloud on Monday, August 18 2014 @ 08:00 am EDT

What a brilliant post! I can't believe I've never heard of these. I have a small collection of ambotypes, of which I am a huge fan. I cannot see any magic eye pictures, it simply doesn't work for me, my eyes have a will all of their own it seems sadly. Most enjoyable stuff this though, I shall look into the images I found and do my own post on them at some point. Thank you masodo :D

- sonmciloud

Freeviewing the Internet - 3D Adventures Await
Authored by: masodo on Monday, August 18 2014 @ 09:03 am EDT

If you are unable to freeview this stereo pair (it really does take patience and practice) but do have access to a stereoscope you can print the image from the following link (sized for printing): http://BlogDogIt.com/images/StereoViews/Print/Special-001P.jpg - the stereoview should measure 6" X 4" (150dpi)

I am glad you found this as interesting as I did, sonmicloud... Why this was not widely reported speaks to the quality of mass media (in my estimation.)

Cheers!

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