50 amazing 3D Stereograms / Magic Eye 

Agreed! The only way I could tell I was cross-eyed while looking at the photos was by occasionally seeing the watermark in the lower right hand corner of the screen and seeing two of them when I knew there was only one.

relatable even when I blink my easy I’m still crosse eye

You don't cross your eyes!

You do NOT cross your eyes. You look "through" the video and put your eyes parallel. The exact opposite of crossing.

Lol, you're not crossing your eyes you just trained your brain to images from each eye. We have two eyes so there are to images hope that makes sense

🤔 Interesting... For some reason (I think is "distance"), I can only see them in "negative" on my TV hanging on the wall, with a very sharp effect, as being at the 3D cinema, and "normally" on my cellphone, as if the screen has depth vs "popping out" from the TV.

Crossing my eyes hurt. I can freely look around in parallel myself

This is so helpful🎉❤ thanks! Now I know how to focus

I wonder if this has to do with our eye shapes, astigmatism or simply because we see near things more often than far away thing, for me is hard to make them pop out but seeing the concave ones is easy.

@@Sun_Simpthat is actually interesting, it only took me a few minutes to get the “popping out” parallel one the first time i saw a stereogram, but i only learned about the crosseye method after reading this comment and it took me a while to get.

@@bradyhem yay!! This makes me so excited for you!!!💜💜

@Max Brewster I love that someone else felt the same way I did💜 I have not seen magic eye tetris, but now I'm going to have to look that up 😁💗💗

"I CANT SEE THE FREAKING PICTURE!!1"

Wait, I’m also 42 and still haven’t figured out how to see these

@@RaineWilder Well I'm almost 45 now😁Some ppl have had luck with putting their nose to the picture and slowly pulling it away from their face. The trick is to unfocused your eyes. Like you are staring through or past the picture. ❤

Why everyone is so old watching this video i mean im 11 lol

how many times were you a child?

Really loved your memories and descriptions. Bought me back right with you💜💜 I could almost smell Mr. BULKYS candy shop again..which happened to be next to the sterogram displays.

I also couldn't see the one at this mark!!

I could see it perfectly. It is a fly.

Нету ничего шикарного по-моему. Т.к. это скопировано откуда-то, то качество картинки очень низкое стало. Да и вообще стереограммы какие-то абсурдные и непонятные.

Thank you

How are you supposed to see them

theres a training session in this video's description it was the easiest session which made me see them​@@M87lol

i don’t see the amazon logo i see steps

NO I SEE IT OMG

Bruh it's 3 blocks

@@user-fn4ej6rj2h chill out dude it ain’t that deep💀😭

Me too, i like the skull picture, it's awesome!

Thank you for positive comment

I tried it outside at night with my projector and screen and it was amazing. You can get a WeWatch projector and screen for under $100.

Thank you

do they give you a blast of massive 90s nostalgia? :D I'm hoping Google will translate this for you at a touch of a button, please excuse my laziness.

Congratulations on your new skill

@@mosaiccreator 🙏🙏🙏🙏

aolej. com is text displayed unusual way. Letters a,e,o are not with holes but hole is extruded forward as object.

@@mosaiccreator thank you, I kind of saw something similar, but I wasn't quite sure that was it

I was looking for this comment. Thanks!

apparently its a website where you can create these very images.

You seem fun

Perfect

Check basic training stereogram images, it can helps. Read about methods how to see stereograms: www.aolej.com/easy-stereograms-for-beginners

I see cross eyed versions like you ve described

There is 2 ways of viewing these parallel view or cross eyed these are designed to be viewed with parallel view for the intended effect your viewing them using cross eye 3d method you get a 3d effect but it's not the Intended effect. You get what you call cavities instead of the raised 3d sculptures gotta learn to see them in parallel view to see these properly one weird quirk of cross viewing these is you can actually touch the 3d imagery and your finger wont hit the screen for quite a distance you can't do that in parallel view your finger hits the screen before you can touch the images so try the finger test to figure if your viewing these in parallel view or cross eye.

These stereograms are not cross view, they are parallel view. It means that you focus behind display. Since these stereograms are ultra-sharp, there are many people who have seen stereograms for the first time even without special training.

@@mosaiccreator Thanks for the reply. I'll keep trying maybe I will get it.

For me I hold my phone really close to my face like 2-5 inches away. Then I turn my head to the left (I think this works best for me because I think the right eye is dominant for me) then I unfocus until it works 3d. Once you actually hit it, don't move your eyes for a while or you will lose it immediately, let your muscles adjust before you try to look around the image (or just move your phone)

@@ChevelleAmarantheTool I'm not sure if I'm seeing what I'm supposed to be seeing. It looks to me like the 3D effect is making cavities in the picture (depressions). For instance. in the second picture - the purple one - I see what looks like three squares or cubes overlapping each other and stacked diagonally from upper left (largest cube) to lower right (smallest cube), but they look like they are carved INTO the picture and not protruding toward me ... is this what you see? [EDIT] And thank you for the response!

@@DATo_DATonian yeah I just see it protruding instead. That's interesting though Idk if relevant but I do be having double astigmatisms 😬

Congratulations

How did you do it

I used this outside at night with my projector and screen at a BBQ and it was a hit. Plus others, about 2 hours worth. Some appear like you can walk into them.

Perfect

Try looking into a natural forrest or the night sky using 0 point vision and it blows your mind

Thanks, check other video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AqHOSXsEdPQ.htmlsi=f-jmu8EYugIDI8wd

By principle, viewing stereograms have little to do with color perception so colorblind people can see them just as well (unless the background image used has colors they can't differentiate). The background images (the horizontally repeating pattern base that anyone can see) can be of any color, the illusion is created by shifting certain pixels left or right depending on the depth you want them to show, so it is more about position than color. Although they mostly make these on colorful background, the 3D effect works just as well using grayscale images. When we focus on something our eyes do two things: First, they change their shape slightly so that the lens that is the front of your eye focuses on the object (it flattens for distant objects and gets thicker the closer something is) Second, each eye rotates so it points towards the object. If you imagine a laser coming out of your eyes, their lines would cross each other right where the object is: Looking at something close will make the lasers go like this >< and as you look into the distance they straighten out like this /\ Normally our brain learns to do both of these things at the same time as we look at stuff but with a bit of training we can learn to control them separately. When you look at autosteregrams, you still do the first thing (focusing the lens of your eye) so that the image is crisp, but you do the second thing differently by making the lasers cross somewhere behind the actual image you are looking at. You can also do it the other way around where the lasers cross in front of the image (this will result in an inverted 3D illusion and bit more eyestrain). I guess the technique of bringing the image close helps people to look into the distance as looking at something so close is impossible (or at least uncomfortable) so it is easier to take control of the autopilot of the brain.

Put screen as close to you as possible, then zoom out without focusing on the picture as if you don’t even look on the screen, your eye should automatically catch 3d object.

Another method to see 3d picture. Use an iPad or tablet for better viewing. Hold iPad about 1 foot away. See your shadow/image through the iPad when the picture is on. Try to look at your nose for some time, which of course will not be visible, suddenly you will see the 3d image. Try, I am sure you will succeed.

@@Kartmen9112 BROOOO WHOW THANKS

Check basic training stereogram images, it can helps. Read about methods how to see stereograms: www.aolej.com/easy-stereograms-for-beginners

I just see bugs on the more “simple” ones

yes, and position yourself exactly in the center of the picture, don't look from the side or from above or below

@@mosaiccreatorhow do you make these I want to make my own

@@bluegoatfanclickyes1825 Check Stereogram Explorer software www.aolej.com/stereo

@@mosaiccreatorthank you

No matter how many times I try, I can't get it!

There are no repetitive images

Agreed

MS Windows only, you can test with Wine or PlayOnMac

Two skulls

Here is tutorial how to make stereogram from logo ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1Hwlutdroew.html&t

no they arent

Stereograms allow you to see in front or beyond the screen, check this out ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v8O8Em_RPNg.html

What you expect?

I mean, yes, and no ... Technically, all Stereograms are going to be shaped like something. However, if you kept going past the first few geometrics, there were pictorials as well. There were sets of horses, seashells and some people in there, too.

Here's a start: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v8O8Em_RPNg.html Enjoy :)

@@vladimirpetrusev3480 Спасибо ✌

@@ilgizyamaev7390 I wasn't really helpful last time for some reason, there's a free software called GIMP and what you do is make an image to be "seamless" so that the end becomes the same as the beginning of the image so it looks nice when it is repeated as a pattern Here's a link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qAXRDfDaJMk.html When he makes the image to repeat it is done, but later he shows a more advanced or complicated way to do it. Then you can use online tools without any downloading to make a stereogram (like in this video), just type "online stereogram" and a bunch will show up Yeah, stereograms really twisted my mind the last couple of days, but when you learn how they work it all becomes simple (I think that's why I posted the previous link). Now I know how to make even animated once with Blender, a free general purpose 2d and 3d graphics software that really became popular in the last couple of mounts and I hope this helps ✌

@@vladimirpetrusev3480 sweet! would you mind sharing some of your animations? I'd like to try making some stereogram videos using Dolby Vision haha. I'm fascinated with the psychology of vision and I love pretty, extremely bright, colors. soo coool

0:27 do I see cats? Dogs? What?