It was quite a lot easier to edit.
Also way easier to get this version focussed right.
It was quite a lot easier to edit.
Also way easier to get this version focussed right.
*No glasses or anything required, except a small screen, no monitor.
You'll only need to focus your eyes so, that the image appears 3 times next to each other.
(It's a bit hard to get in focus because of complexity)
*No glasses or anything required, except a small screen, no monitor.
You'll only need to focus your eyes so, that the image appears 3 times next to each other.
(It's a bit hard to get in focus because of complexity)
But the effect can vary in strength between people.
For me they are like 1-2 mm behind each other
Using relatively few colours, having solid edges and skipping a large portion of the colour spectrum gives the strongest effect.
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But the effect can vary in strength between people.
For me they are like 1-2 mm behind each other
Using relatively few colours, having solid edges and skipping a large portion of the colour spectrum gives the strongest effect.
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It can be a side effect of some glasses, which can have some natural chromatic abbreviation.
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It can be a side effect of some glasses, which can have some natural chromatic abbreviation.
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