Parallel-viewing Stereo Photographs

All the stereo photographs available below are set up for parallel-viewing. If you already know how to PARALLEL-VIEW (or view Magic Eye stereograms), help yourself and enjoy. Otherwise, you can visit the complete Step-by-Step Guide to Seeing 3D. Or for a quickie lesson, try . . .

The Ticket to Parallel-viewing
(A GUARANTEED TRICK!)

Stereo pairs have to be pretty small in order to allow free-viewing with the Parallel Method. The image size limitation is determined by the distance between your two eyes. Your eyes can angle outward only so far. Hmmm, think about it. If you visit the CROSS-VIEWING sections of the 3D Gallery, you'll notice that the stereo images there are larger. That's because your eyes can angle inward much more than outward.

3D Dolly (JPEG: 9,877 bytes) Ron Labbe © 1996	Clown Chorus (JPEG: 20,250 bytes) Ron Labbe © 1995
Carnival Ride (JPEG: 16,588 bytes) Paul Wing © 1995	Stylish Man with Serpent (JPEG: 16,172 bytes) Sheldon Aronowitz © 1996
Merry-go-round (JPEG: 18,030 bytes) Sheldon Aronowitz © 1996	Flower (JPEG: 9,720 bytes) Ron Labbe © 1995
Fireman in the Ice (JPEG: 9,8277 bytes) Ron Labbe © 1996	That Famous Duck (JPEG: 12,858 bytes) Fred Hatt © 1995

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