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Hans Knuchel developed a simple adaptor for digital mirror reflex cameras, with which small moving objects can be photographed stereoscopically. The 3-D macro photographs shown here were taken with the prototype of the adaptor for the exhibition «Augen-Blicke» at the Zoological Museum of the University of Zurich.

hurts too much, ow!

I thought you were talking about magic eye stuff like this:



Or this:

I was. The images I linked to work in the same way.

But they're side by side. You have to cross your eyes too much to make them work. It's easier to look at those kind with a viewmaster.


The magic eye type just require you adjust your depth of focus.


edited to add: but I haven't seen the magic eye ones do anything that looks like a photograph either.

Love those things Bad Habit, makes my eyes go haywire, but I do enjoy finding whatever it is we're supposed to find.

Cool post Conq! It took a few tries, but I can see them now.

I can't see the damn Sail Boat!

^^ Great movie. Stan Lee's first appearance in a film, Ben Affleck gets the shit beat out of him, and what can you say about Jay and Bob...