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POC for a cross-eye stereographic image, Rose dressed as a dryad in a forest.

If you don't know how to view a cross-eye stereographic, well, there's several methods available on the web. Probably the easiest I know is hold your fingertip below the image, and while staring at your fingertip, move it back and forth until the images merge. It's called "Free Viewing", and it takes a bit of practice. If you're new to the concept and viewing full size 900x900px, lean back in your chair a bit, the image is a bit large for a beginner. Once you have it, you can lean forward again. I personally find that once I have the image merged, I can then hold up my hands near my face right and left of the image I see, and this blocks off the alternate image from each eye, making it easier to hold the image in view.

Description
POC for a cross-eye stereographic image, Rose dressed as a dryad in a forest.

If you don't know how to view a cross-eye stereographic, well, there's several methods available on the web. Probably the easiest I know is hold your fingertip below the image, and while staring at your fingertip, move it back and forth until the images merge. It's called "Free Viewing", and it takes a bit of practice. If you're new to the concept and viewing full size 900x900px, lean back in your chair a bit, the image is a bit large for a beginner. Once you have it, you can lean forward again. I personally find that once I have the image merged, I can then hold up my hands near my face right and left of the image I see, and this blocks off the alternate image from each eye, making it easier to hold the image in view.