I have a fair amount of experience with viewing stereograms of molecules but this ASCII image is impossible for me to focus on. You feed this data to the program and it gives you the 3d SIRTS:ĥETtY?.ARZJ xtN[5ETtY?.ARZJ xtN[5ETtY?.ARZJ xtN[5ETtY?.ARZJ xtN[5ETtY? +.ARZJ xtN[5ETtY?. Should create a rectangle that is closer to you (at depth 1) than the background (at depth 0). It takes as input a file that is the height map of the object.
If you have trouble viewing the image, please search google for SIRDS.
#TURN YOUR PHOTO INTO SIRDS HOW TO#
I really don't know how to properly explain to you how to see it if you don't already know. What you need to do is cross your eyes slightly to bring the image out of focus until you start seeing the 3D image. The basic idea is that you need to focus your eyes on a point that is slightly further that the actual image. There are two kinds of such images: SIRDS (Single Image Random Dot Stereogram) and SIRTS (Single Image Random Text Stereogram).Īs their names imply, SIRDS are composed of dots while SIRTS are composed of text characters. They are images that appear at first glance to be composed of totally random dots but when you look at them more carefully, a 3D image appears out of the 2D image. SIRTS (Single Image Random TEXT Stereogram).
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