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Me neither, with glasses. There is the "3D" effect from the perspective of a known silhouette when looking down a street at night, but this is more due to the a
by qwertox 5y ago
Me neither, with glasses. There is the "3D" effect from the perspective of a known silhouette when looking down a street at night, but this is more due to the association of the central perspective with 3D depth instead of some weird effect.
It looks completely uninteresting to me.