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• Original stereogram published by Underwood & Underwood, photographer unknown.
• Could someone explain why my wife sees stereogram images opposite to everyone else?
• stereogram is the same as that in the actual view of the scene.
• An originally random-dot stereogram edited by myself for use with 3D glasses.
• The apparatus works like a stereogram.
• The random dot stereogram provided insight on how stereo vision is processed by the human brain.
• In ASCII stereogram there are some examples that work with simple ASCII text such as this one:
• The debut album  The Cathode Ray was finally released in April 2012, through Stereogram Recordings to high critical acclaim.
• The only people who won't be able to see a stereogram correctly are those who are visually impaired in one eye.
• This effect, first demonstrated on a random dot stereogram, was initially interpreted as an extension of Panum's fusional area.
• The final image in " Super Stereogram " is titled " A Cup of Happiness, " by Ken Dava.
• The random-dot stereogram is used widely for this purpose and has the advantage that for the uninitiated the object shape is unknown.
• In 1939 Boris Kompaneysky published the first random dot stereogram containing an image of the face of Venus, intended to be viewed with a device.
• The original stereogram it's based on can be found here : http : / / www . softsource . com / s _ 3dman . gif
• :Also, there is the Stereogram or Autostereogram ( " magic eye " ) kind of thing, which requires you to cross your eyes a little.
• The Jefferson's Cabinet exhibit was a barrier stereogram ( essentially a non-active hologram that appears different from different angles ) of Jefferson's Cabinet.
• Two new books, " Stereogram " and " Super Stereogram " ( Cadence Books, $ 12.95 ), have come out recently.
• Two new books, " Stereogram " and " Super Stereogram " ( Cadence Books, $ 12.95 ), have come out recently.
• Diverging is the opposite of crossing your eyes; it's more like looking at an object more distant than the printed page or screen that holds the stereogram.
• Radiograms reached their peak of popularity in the post-war era, supported by a rapidly growing interest in Stereogram versions became available to take advantage of stereo records.