Tada!

Today I went through a lot of different sites and tried to find types of autostereograms. There were some interesting looking pictures to them. I have noticed that between Mike and Alex trying to help me, Mike can see them a lot better giving one score to the Males. Ms. Savido suggested looking for studies where gender was taken into account and I honestly haven't found anything. This doesn't mean there isn't anything, just that I obviously can not find it. This seems like a relatively newer topic even though it was discovered initially in the 1850.


I also found out that there are three different ways to look at an image, "Parallel" "Cross-eyed" and "Normal". "Normal" is our vision that we look in everyday life. The "Parallel" vision is when your eyes focus on the same image but on different views that are parallel to each other. Finally "Cross-eyed" is the left eye focus on the right and the right eye focuses on the left.




Autostereograms: (http://www-ai.ijs.si/sirds/sirds.html)

{PS This site says stereograms, however they hare autostereograms}