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You need to change "In this picture, I see _" to "In this picture, I think you see ". I see nothing but static, and have never been able to see the ima

You need to change "In this picture, I see _____" to "In this picture, I think you see ____". I see nothing but static, and have never been able to see the images in those old-fashioned "3D" pictures. Thus, when I say "In this picture, I see static", that is absolutely correct. Why should I waste another second on your page after you've pulled such a bait-and-switch? What does the page have to do with hacking?

josephndenton 13y ago
Pull the image into Photoshop and do some tweaking with levels.
danbruc 13y ago
Spoiler: This has nothing to do with stereograms [1] - looking at steganography [2] will be much more helpful. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereogram http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereogram [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography
shawabawa3 13y ago
It's not a 3D picture. There's a code hidden in the image. I found it by opening in gimp and randomly messing with colours/brightness/levels/etc Level 2 appears to require that I download iTunes to reverse engineer an itunes twitter app... I gave up on that
- Ecco 13y ago
  That's one way to do it, but that's not the only one!
- deleted 13y ago
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- xvolter 13y ago
  You can also do this in Chrome/webkit by inspecting the element and messing with -webkit-filter, I used: -webkit-filter: brightness(50%) contrast(5000%) sepia(0%); To reveal the code.