Autostereogram Tutorial Animated Shark A smaller version is also available. Description: Animated autostereogram featuring a swiming shark Source: Fred Hsu, March 2005. Instructions: Watch this image while relaxing your eyes and allowing them to focus behind it (diverge) until you see the shark. You should try to start quite near to the screen - as soon as it works you can slowly move away. Some people find this easier to do, but you won't get the intended result (converge): Hold your thumb close to the center of the image, and then focus on your thumbnail tip. Then while maintaining focus on your thumbnail tip slowly bring your thumb closer to your eyes until the shark outline shows up. Repeat as necessary until you see the shark outline.

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

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• Source: commons.wikimedia.org # 85566
• Filename: Stereogram Tut Animated Shark.gif
• Thumbnail: 130x65 pixels - image/gif
• Preview: 640x320 pixels - image/gif
• Full size: 800x400 pixels - image/gif - 3,379,769 bytes
• Duration: 0.75 seconds

Licensing:

• Artist: No machine-readable author provided. Fred Hsu assumed (based on copyright claims).
• License: CC BY-SA 3.0, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0
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Media information:

• Original datetime: 2005-03-23
• Upload datetime: 2005-03-23T00:42:15Z
• Uploader: User:Fred Hsu
• SHA1: ade4e4911f850f6dee3ffaf4bf9a9eaee742c9a0
• Refreshed: 2018-08-23 15:40:51 UTC

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   + Animated GIF files
   + CC-BY-SA-3.0-migrated
   + Files by User:Fredhsu from en.wikipedia
   + Files with no machine-readable source
   + GFDL
   + License migration redundant
   + Self-published work