Autostereogram Tutorial Random Dot Shark Description: Random dot stereogram showing a shark, to be watched with "wall-eyed" Source: Fred Hsu, March 2005. This random dot autostereogram encodes a 3D scene of a (colorfully dotted) shark swimming before a (colorfully dotted) background, like this: It can be "seen" with proper "wall-eyed" viewing technique: the eyes have to be oriented as if focusing on an object behind the image, causing two neighboring repetition of the dot pattern to merge and the shark to appear.

Scoring:

+ 2 😊 Best
+ 1 😐 OK

Topics:
   + Random dot autostereograms
   + Sharks in art
   + Wall-eyed vergence autostereograms

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• Original datetime: 2005-03-14
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