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First Daff from the garden.In glorious 3D Technicolor. Help with viewing is here: http://www.occasional-lapses.co.uk/viewing.htm
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hil26
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aggghhhh - you keep doing this to me.......................................
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| creators wrote: | | hil26 wrote: | | aggghhhh - you keep doing this to me....................................... |
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lol
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Dave send me your address in an email and I'll post a set to you that includes a viewer which, all things being equal, should suddenly make it all happen, because you look through them normally and the viewer sorts it out.
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Evolution104
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Yes!
This is the very first one that I can actually see in 3D relatively easily and comfortably. Wow - now that I can see it properly, it's very
I don't know what the difference is except maybe you've given me enough practice after all your images that I'm finally getting the hang of it.
Now I just need to get my eyes uncrossed!!
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Oh nice one John, it's a moment eh?
The odd thing is that we always look at the world cross eyed other than at infinity, but although you need go no more cross eyed to view them then you would to cut your nails, it's the whole combing the images and looking at the third image that appears that takes the brain a while to sort out. I shall never forget my first time, it was a moment of pure magic and that was the rather boring Super Stereogram, and a long time before I discovered free viewing 3D photographs. 3D photographs are just magic!
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Evolution104
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I used to hunt around for that 3rd image. I'd cross the two images over each other, but they'd never truly come together. I'd get a hint of what I should see, but I could never lock on to it.
The change is that I can now lock on to that third image and keep it that way so I can really see and enjoy it. Once locked in, I don't lose it anymore - it's there as long as I want to see it. I have the time to look at all parts of the image and explore the detail.
That's a significant change. And most enjoyable!
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John, when I get my computer back from a very hard working young lady, I'll put up a few from Avebury and Cheddar.
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You're right John, it's being able to lock on and scan round the picture that makes it all come alive. Now you can lock and load...
Gough’s Cave Entrance, Cheddar Gorge 3D
Gough’s Cave Cheddar Gorge 3D
Stourhead House rustic steps 3D
West Kennet Long Barrow facade 3D
West Kennet Long Barrow 3D
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Thanks Keith,
A whole new world to explore!
Interesting - with all of those pictures one above the other, I can lock in on the first one, then go from picture to picture without losing focus - way
It's getting easier - it usually takes less than a second to lock on now.
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Cool, do you have a micro slide? If you do a whole new photographic experience awaits...
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GREENWIZARD
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beautiful
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