3D Dragon Animation (no glasses required - view crosseyed)

Description
For best viewing, watch the video full screen and in 480 pixel mode.

To see the images in 3D, hold your head up straight (very important or the two images won't line up properly), look at the vertical center line and cross your eyes. The 3D image will appear in the middle.

If you don't see the 3D picture right away, keep trying, it takes a bit of practice.

I think my dragon is a bit neurotic - he has a nervous tic in one of his claws.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• stereoscope
• stereoscopic
• stereogram
• stereoscopy
• 3d
• 3-d
• three-dimensional
• 3-dimensional
• cg
• cgi
• cross
• eye
• eyed
• cross-eye
• cross-eyed
• crosseye
• crosseyed
• optical
• illusion
• dragon
• draco
• fly
• flying
• cycle
• animation
• GlassFree3D

[MrAlucard990]

hoshit...that really worked.

[DaGleese]

best music for a dragon ever! i lol'd

[mylovejb4ever]

omg it started moving!!!! didnt see tht coming

[aliloolimagination1]

it works but i need a little bit practice to see it for just 5 s

[jetman4521]

@GlaedrSkulblakaz Its like studying or training weight-lift.

you need practice and eventually, you'll be able to do the cross eye and even keep the view naturally without getting tired.

Be warned tough, forcing your view for prolonged times can damage your sight

[oTrolling]

@win7sony

It works you retard. You're bs.

[gayalcham]

hay this is really awesome.. works for me...!



[selenerosy]

'lol thats easy 2 see

[GlaedrSkulblakaz]

how do you keep your eyes in focus, that's my only problem with this...

[billdsafdsad]

@lars38010 1. looks down as far as you can without hurting your eyes

2. Try to focus your eyes on the bottom of your nose

3. Try to do 1 and 2 while looking at the screen, you may have to tilt your head up.

hope this helped :D

[fartstarter12]

also it looks like your using actual 3d glasses when doing this

[fartstarter12]

if it don't work, get realD 3d glasses, pop the lens out, the middle of the glasses help focus the eyes to create the desired 3d effect. i do this all the time.