morn1415 | 3D Without Glasses ...or VR... is back! (Cross-eye) @morn1415 | Uploaded June 2020 | Updated October 2024, 3 minutes ago.
Dear World,
A lot of you will already be able to do this, so just enjoy the new content.
For the others new to it, there is an extended tutorial, it also includes clarification of recurrent mistakes people made and some Answers or Tips I gave over the years.
The whole tutorial Text is at the bottom of this document.
Here is the list of items with the timestamps:
00:00 : Tutorial
1:11 : A Cupcake with M&M's on top
by letsrock85
1:57 : Voxel Temple
by NomadKing
2:42 : César in Louvre Museum
by Miguel Bandera
3:27 : Nefertiti
by sfsheath
4:12 : Bronze Moses at Augustana University
by jerryfisher
4:57 : Vojna Hill
by Barbucha Studio
5:42 : Mosquito in Amber
by Loïc Norgeot
6:27 : Tree RAW Sacan
by Vlad (Images: Carlo Jongen)
7:12 : Tyrannosaurus Rex
by Arion Digital
7:57 : Christmas Ball
by Ivanix88
The models are under Creative Commons License
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
If you want to support me, please consider joining my supporters on Patreon
to get some background info and other goodies:
Starts with 1$ :)
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patreon.com/morn1415
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Other social Media:
twitter.com/morn1415
facebook.com/morn1415
instagram.com/morn1415
Music:
"Groovy Baby" by Jason Shaw
audionautix.com/index.html
youtu.be/dP1_rwRAHGo
Archie - Magic is Timeless remixed by PureBells
is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence
bit.ly/PurebellsFreeDownloads
youtu.be/DKH26f2sAG4
Bongo by KV soundcloud.com/kvmusicprod
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported CC BY 3.0
Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/Bongo-KV
Music promoted by Audio Library youtu.be/pDiQewAmf9Y
Outro Music:
"Bush Week" by "Nihilore"
is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence
bit.ly/CCMusicLicense
soundcloud.com/nihilore/bush-week
youtu.be/dE0f8AqLtLI
On-Screen Tutorial Text:
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The following animations are stereoscopic image pairs.
(Each rendered from a slightly different perspective to enable a 3D impression.)
You can watch them in 3D without the help of any device.
Try to combine the two dots at the bottom by de-focusing your eyes.
The rest of the world will become blurry, but the center crystal clear 3D.
To de-focus your eyes there are two methods:
1. Cross-eye method
Look "in front" of the screen. You can use the tip of a pen to find the focus point.
This is the method you have to use for this video! The other one will also result in 3D, but with inverted depth perception. (Near objects will look far and far objects near. This looks weird. Which method to use depends on how the two images are arranged. A Parallel Method version of this movie might follow.)
2. Parallel method Look “trough” the screen.
(Not for this movie)
Pro-Tips:
- If you struggle merging the dots because they are too far apart,
move your head away from the screen.
- Hold your head straight. A tilted head makes it more difficult.
- When your eyes lock in, this can be spooky, but it is nothing else
than they do all the time. It should come as a relaxed experience.
Don´t strain your eye muscles by overdoing.
- If everything fails, the tip at the end might help.
Ready?
3… 2… 1…
There is another method to watch these animations in 3D!
The Pulfrich Effect (also works on normal movies!)
If objects move in a certain direction in movies, just cover one eye with sunglasses.
The idea is that less light gets into that eye.
(Some people even achieve this by squinting one eye).
1. Things move right (Camera moves left) or Things turn counter-clockwise
Cover right eye
This is the method you have to use for this video! The other one will also result in 3D, but with inverted depth perception. Near objects will look far and far objects near. This looks weird. Which method to use depends on the movement in the frame.
2. Things move left (Camera moves right) or Things turn clockwise
Cover left eye (not in this video)
Dear World,
A lot of you will already be able to do this, so just enjoy the new content.
For the others new to it, there is an extended tutorial, it also includes clarification of recurrent mistakes people made and some Answers or Tips I gave over the years.
The whole tutorial Text is at the bottom of this document.
Here is the list of items with the timestamps:
00:00 : Tutorial
1:11 : A Cupcake with M&M's on top
by letsrock85
1:57 : Voxel Temple
by NomadKing
2:42 : César in Louvre Museum
by Miguel Bandera
3:27 : Nefertiti
by sfsheath
4:12 : Bronze Moses at Augustana University
by jerryfisher
4:57 : Vojna Hill
by Barbucha Studio
5:42 : Mosquito in Amber
by Loïc Norgeot
6:27 : Tree RAW Sacan
by Vlad (Images: Carlo Jongen)
7:12 : Tyrannosaurus Rex
by Arion Digital
7:57 : Christmas Ball
by Ivanix88
The models are under Creative Commons License
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
If you want to support me, please consider joining my supporters on Patreon
to get some background info and other goodies:
Starts with 1$ :)
----------------------------------------------------------------
patreon.com/morn1415
----------------------------------------------------------------
Other social Media:
twitter.com/morn1415
facebook.com/morn1415
instagram.com/morn1415
Music:
"Groovy Baby" by Jason Shaw
audionautix.com/index.html
youtu.be/dP1_rwRAHGo
Archie - Magic is Timeless remixed by PureBells
is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence
bit.ly/PurebellsFreeDownloads
youtu.be/DKH26f2sAG4
Bongo by KV soundcloud.com/kvmusicprod
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported CC BY 3.0
Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/Bongo-KV
Music promoted by Audio Library youtu.be/pDiQewAmf9Y
Outro Music:
"Bush Week" by "Nihilore"
is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence
bit.ly/CCMusicLicense
soundcloud.com/nihilore/bush-week
youtu.be/dE0f8AqLtLI
On-Screen Tutorial Text:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The following animations are stereoscopic image pairs.
(Each rendered from a slightly different perspective to enable a 3D impression.)
You can watch them in 3D without the help of any device.
Try to combine the two dots at the bottom by de-focusing your eyes.
The rest of the world will become blurry, but the center crystal clear 3D.
To de-focus your eyes there are two methods:
1. Cross-eye method
Look "in front" of the screen. You can use the tip of a pen to find the focus point.
This is the method you have to use for this video! The other one will also result in 3D, but with inverted depth perception. (Near objects will look far and far objects near. This looks weird. Which method to use depends on how the two images are arranged. A Parallel Method version of this movie might follow.)
2. Parallel method Look “trough” the screen.
(Not for this movie)
Pro-Tips:
- If you struggle merging the dots because they are too far apart,
move your head away from the screen.
- Hold your head straight. A tilted head makes it more difficult.
- When your eyes lock in, this can be spooky, but it is nothing else
than they do all the time. It should come as a relaxed experience.
Don´t strain your eye muscles by overdoing.
- If everything fails, the tip at the end might help.
Ready?
3… 2… 1…
There is another method to watch these animations in 3D!
The Pulfrich Effect (also works on normal movies!)
If objects move in a certain direction in movies, just cover one eye with sunglasses.
The idea is that less light gets into that eye.
(Some people even achieve this by squinting one eye).
1. Things move right (Camera moves left) or Things turn counter-clockwise
Cover right eye
This is the method you have to use for this video! The other one will also result in 3D, but with inverted depth perception. Near objects will look far and far objects near. This looks weird. Which method to use depends on the movement in the frame.
2. Things move left (Camera moves right) or Things turn clockwise
Cover left eye (not in this video)
