stereograms

>>36741615
Try viewing it fullscreen and looking through it rather than at it.

It's some kind of animal swimming or leaping. But exactly what kind I'm not sure - it seems to have the body of a dog, but the neck is relatively long and the head is almost leopardish, yet it appears to have hoofs on its hind legs.

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>>36741615
Parts of the hidden image are broken up in such a way that when you unfocus/focus your eyes in the right way, you align the pieces.

this is what you should see, for example...

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>>36741879
It's a dog catching a frisbee.

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Did you know stereograms can also be created with text?

>>36741879
>looking through it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6GeqjKif8g

how exactly does one do that?
yeah I thought I saw a dog

>>36741997
Can you unfocus your eyes? Make everything look blurry? Do that as you stare at the image and then slowly move your face closer and/or farther away until you start to see the edges appear. It can be hard to keep it in the right place/alignment.

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>>36742016
testing it on these others
not sure what's in the text stereogram though
thanks

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There are websites you can find that allow you to create your own.

>>36742351
does that say 8888888?

>>36742408
Nope keep trying. It's 3 letters in the center if that helps.

>>36741997
Unfortunately the video is blocked in my country on copyright grounds.

>how exactly does one do that?
When you're looking at something further away from the screen, the distance you see the same thing with both eyes is further away. If you keep your eyes set to look at things at that distance while looking in the direction of the screen, your left eye looks at one part of the image and your right eye looks at another similar part further to the right which your brain regards as the same thing. Your brain perceives the differences as an indication of distance.

It is also possible to have cross eyed stereograms, where you fix your eyes on something in front of the picture and your left eye sees a similar part of the picture to the right of what your right eye sees. However these are rarer, as they're generally considered to be harder to view.

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>>36741929
Thats some dope shit my bruh dawgg

>>36742526
I actually always found the cross eyed ones easier. This is the website I used when I first learned about this.
http://spdbv.vital-it.ch/TheMolecularLevel/0Help/StereoView.html

>>36742476
what the fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck....................................

>>36742526
I might break my eyes over this whole thing

>Unfortunately the video is blocked in my country on copyright grounds.
fucking bastards

>>36741950
Ahahah i see this. nice one

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>>36741950
This stereogram is fucking ascended. Pretty tricky one to get though.

>>36741615
A bunch of Green knights wearing gold/red crowns charging like a wall on thier yellow horses.
first time i swear.

>>36742625
Wait does that mean I can never see them? I have a very strong lazy eye, so I only see with one at a time...

>>36741910
Wow this is helpful, thanks