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The Famous Frankfurter ExperimentThe Famous Frankfurter Experiment demonstrates exactly how the eyes are used during parallel-viewing (Magic Eye 3D viewing). If this experiment is successful, you'll see a miniature frankfurter floating in the air as pictured above. Wow.
Remember how your eyes feel while performing this depth-defying frankfurter feat and you can apply the same skills to 3D viewing.
More Tips on Parallel-Viewing: Looking Through A Solid ObjectTo do parallel-viewing, you must aim your eyes through the image and into the distance. The problem is there's a solid object in the way -- a computer monitor or a book or something! How do you look through a solid object?! Well, generally, we look directly at what we want to see and leave the X-ray vision to Superman. In this case, we've got to develop our own superpowers.Suggestion: imagine you are looking through a window. See illustration below. Try other 3D Viewing Methods![]() Home Top of Page Contents Stereo Vision Project How to See 3D 3D Gallery Directory Vision Glossary Parents' Checklist ![]() by Magic Eye, Inc. and Rachel Cooper, Advocate of Vision Therapy Eye Exercises for Lazy Eye. All other images and text: copyright © 1996- by Rachel Cooper. All rights reserved. |