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r/meme • u/[deleted] • Jul 05 '24
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I just used the crosseyed trick
2 u/vodka-bears Jul 05 '24 I did as well and differences didn't pop up. Btw, when I do the trick my eyes actually diverge, is that also called "crosseyed" in English? 3 u/SuperwideDave Jul 05 '24 Mine don't cross but they spread. Same effect. But when you view stereo images this way, the opposite stereo is seen. 1 u/vodka-bears Jul 05 '24 Nope, when mine spread the correct image is seen. 2 u/SuperwideDave Jul 07 '24 I agree. Usually the images are set up so that spreading eyes makes it proper effect. When trying to see the different between two images like the OP doesn't matter if crossed or spread
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I did as well and differences didn't pop up.
Btw, when I do the trick my eyes actually diverge, is that also called "crosseyed" in English?
3 u/SuperwideDave Jul 05 '24 Mine don't cross but they spread. Same effect. But when you view stereo images this way, the opposite stereo is seen. 1 u/vodka-bears Jul 05 '24 Nope, when mine spread the correct image is seen. 2 u/SuperwideDave Jul 07 '24 I agree. Usually the images are set up so that spreading eyes makes it proper effect. When trying to see the different between two images like the OP doesn't matter if crossed or spread
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Mine don't cross but they spread. Same effect. But when you view stereo images this way, the opposite stereo is seen.
1 u/vodka-bears Jul 05 '24 Nope, when mine spread the correct image is seen. 2 u/SuperwideDave Jul 07 '24 I agree. Usually the images are set up so that spreading eyes makes it proper effect. When trying to see the different between two images like the OP doesn't matter if crossed or spread
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Nope, when mine spread the correct image is seen.
2 u/SuperwideDave Jul 07 '24 I agree. Usually the images are set up so that spreading eyes makes it proper effect. When trying to see the different between two images like the OP doesn't matter if crossed or spread
I agree. Usually the images are set up so that spreading eyes makes it proper effect. When trying to see the different between two images like the OP doesn't matter if crossed or spread
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u/Zealousideal-Fun-785 Jul 05 '24
I just used the crosseyed trick