So as I'm sitting here frustrated because the stupid, stupid, stupid blog spot thing isn't working.. and it took a while for Mr. Christ to finally get it to work.. Anyhow.. I came up with some questions on autostereograms and what not so yea what does everyone think??
♥ Why can't everyone view autostereograms?
♥ What are some viewing techniques to see autostereograms?
♥ Is there a time limit on when to see an autostereogram?
♥ Is not being able to see a autostereogram a nerology problem?
♥ Is it important to be able to view an autosteregram?
♥ How many people know about autostereograms?
As you can see, I was bored.
Key Terms
- § Ophthalmology § The study of medicine, surgery and diseases dealing with sight
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- § Binocular vision § The ability to maintain visual focus on an object with both eyes, creating a single visual image.
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- § Normal Vision § How we view an object without trying to focus
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- § Parallel Vision § Both eyes will focus on the object but the line of sight is parallel to each other
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- § Cross-Eye Vision § The left eye will focus right of the object and the right eye will focus left of the object
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- § Dept Perception § The ability to see the relations between objects... (example) The distance from you to the person next to you
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- § Autostereogram § An image found by focusing eyes behind the image
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- § SIRDS § Single Image Random Dot Stereograms (Autostereograms)
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- § Stereogram § An optical illusion created from two dimentional images to be seen as 3D
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- § Magic Eye § Another name for the optic illusion created by Autostereograms and Stereograms
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