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Instead of blink comparison, look at the image the same way you do for stereoscopic images. The difference pop up immediately.
by intended 4y ago
Instead of blink comparison, look at the image the same way you do for stereoscopic images.
The difference pop up immediately.
- toast0 4y ago> Instead of blink comparison, look at the image the same way you do for stereoscopic images. Stare at it for a while, and the sigh frustrated and say whatever, it's the same? Clearly you had more luck with magic eye than I did.
- dredmorbius 4y agoYes and no. The cross-eyed (or wide-eyed) option tends to reveal visual discontinuities. Our eyes / visual cortex may register this but it's somewhat inconsistent. The blink comparison shows an apparent motion, which is a signal our eyes are primed to detect. I use both methods myself, and find the blink option is far more reliable.