Stereograms
Free-fuse each pair of neighbors. Then you will see a stereoscopic object.
Access since February 13, 2005
"Stereogram for practice"
The upper face appears to be behind the frame while the lower one appears to be in front of the frame.
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"Explanation of binocular stereopsis"
When A is nearer to the observer than is B, the image of A is projected to a more temporal part in each retina than that of B (binocular disparity). Based upon this disparity, the brain produces binocular stereopsis of the positions of A and B.
Copyright Akiyoshi.Kitaoka 2006 (June 30)
means the right eye in Japanese (probably also in Chinese), whilemeans the left eyes.
The upper stereogram is availble for uncross-fusers while the lower one for cross-fusers.
"Stereogram of a girl of blue eyes"
Several parts appear to tilt in the depth direction.
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"Hanabi 2"
Columns appear to be alternately placed in one of the two different depths, though the columns (rectangles) have no disparity.
Copyright Akiyoshi.Kitaoka 2005 (June 2)
There is binocular rivarly, too. 'Hanabi' are fireworks.
"Back to the future through the window of enlightenment"
The blue square appears to move back when it appears behind the windows.
Copyright Akiyoshi.Kitaoka 2005 (June 2)
It seems that the blue square appears to only shrink in the same depth when it has crossed disparity (Varin's figure). I am afraid there are many individual differences.
The window of enlightenment --- Varin's figure --- Peripheral drift illusion@
"Igaigamushi"*
*an imaginary insect
Rings appear to tilt in the depth direction.
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Igaigamushi shows rotational illusion.
"Snow"
It looks like snow falling down to the right. In addition, gray circles
appear to be of two different levels of lightness but they are identical
in lightness.
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"Yokan"*
*a kind of Japanese cake
It looks like yokans by fusing the figure. This is a kind of Necker cube
with transparency and binocular stereopsis.
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"Cakes"
It looks like cakes by fusing the figure.
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"Diamonds"
Switching of stereo match and binocular rivalry occur.
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"Inaiinai baa"*
*peekaboo
Incomplete correspondence can generate stereopsis, accompanied by transparency.
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"Eyes"
Ellipses that incline in depth appear. In addition, the central circle
appears to be shorter in height than the flanks.
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"Absorbent mesh"
The depth of the mesh tends to be flush with the depth of the circle at
which observers fixate.
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"Potatochips"
It looks like a potatochip.
Copyright A.Kitaoka 1997