Here's a stereogram I made

There a Buddha in there.

Nice what software do you use for that?

I googled Stereogram maker, by a company called swiftgear.


I didn't scan it with any anti-virus software so I wont post a link to it, and if you do download it I should suggest scanning it.

The background image I had sitting on my harddrive for awhile, and the mask I found on some other stereogram database website called http://www.easystereogrambuilder.com/ which you can access at your own risk

The website easystereogrambuilder has all the information you would need to understand how to make them

Nice one cubeananda

I love stereograms and now I can make my own

Cheers mate

That's the first stereogram that has worked for me. I worked for the New Zealand band Steriogram, but never once had a stereogram work for me.

JBArk

When I read the thread title I expected it to be about the band steriogram.

I have to admit, so did I. I was involved in a mockumentary of them a few years ago that has yet to see the light of day.

Is there a trick to looking at these because I have never in my life had it work!!

starting to piss me off lol

focus your view past the image.

...and go crosseyed a bit.

stereograms were all the rage in the early-mid 90's

Normally your eyes focus on a single spot right? Well imagine laserlines comming
straight out of each eyes' pupil. Where normally the 2 laserlines would come together
, try looking straight forward with each eye, so that the laserlines go parrallel &
thus will never meet eachother.

It helps moving your face really close to the screen, to the center of the image.
Try and look parrallel like I explained before. Then gradually move away from the
screen while keeping your eyes in this parrallel-stance. It may take some practice,
but sure enough after getting down the parrallel eye-stance and shifting your head
back and forth a 3 Dimentional Buddha figure pops up in the image.


This is the easier to get down stereogram; parrallel-stereograms. The ones I just cannot view
are the crosseyes stereograms, because I just can't cross my eyes properly.

Thanks for sharing this proggie Cubeananda!

Perhaps anyone here is willing & able to help me on my proposed method for
drawing Stereoscopic image-pairs in this Topic?:
https://www.dmt-nexus.me...aspx?g=posts&t=45436

Nice one cubeananda!

I love stereograms, but then afterward I have trouble focusing normally.