Dr Klaus Schmitt
Well-known member
Ddmittedly a bit tricky to see in stereo, as one has to concentrate on one of teh four images only, or there will be a center overlap of the to two top and bottom stereo images...
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Rudbeckia hirta multispectral 3D stereo (crosseye)
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Ddmittedly a bit tricky to see in stereo, as one has to concentrate on one of teh four images only, or there will be a center overlap of the to two top and bottom stereo images...
Dr Klaus Schmitt
Well-known member
To make it easier, here the individual stereo images one after another...
optimized for a viewing distance of 60-80cm (approx. 2-3ft) on a computer screen.
optimized for a viewing distance of 60-80cm (approx. 2-3ft) on a computer screen.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Very easy to see when pairs are side by side!
It’s so impressive and the flowers come alive!
I put my hand on edge between my eyes and look at the images without my eyeglasses on. So easy!
Asher
It’s so impressive and the flowers come alive!
I put my hand on edge between my eyes and look at the images without my eyeglasses on. So easy!
Asher
Dr Klaus Schmitt
Well-known member
Glad to hear that it works for you so easily - as it should be!