Cross Eye 3D

Experience 3D fun with these particle based 3D scenes! If you do not know how to do cross eye 3D, or you have tried and cannot get it, search it on Google.

[exlrghosty]

Finally someone who understands you need to shift perspective not just duplicate the video and make it play next to each other

[syrathdouglas]

Now that’s dope. I’ve been doing experiments with crossing my eyes for years, from actually seeing my nose to seeing how far double I can see and still use things correctly, like typing.

[apotoz]

this is insane, mostly because i never imagined your vision can actually become sharp when your eyes are crossed. when the blurriness faded away my mind was blown

[bisken]

What's really cool about this, is that when you have focused on it for long enough, you can even look around on the screen, and still have it in focus

[beepboop]

The strangest part is how easy it is to keep the center locked in place and focus on it. It’s crazy that we can keep our eyes in that orientation and they don’t default

[majorskepticism]

About 30 years ago I attempted to start a line of 3D postcards called, “Crosseyed Postcards.”
It did not do well. I think most people can’t manage the crossed-eye thing.
Although a few people liked it enough to buy one of each. Very few.

[redarrowsmk]

I've been into stereograms for years. Makes me smile to see it done in a motion picture. This was well done, albeit beauty represented simply. This is easier when the device is father away from your eyes so you can still put the central image into focus.

[zenfrodo]

For those who are having trouble, don't view it in fullscreen. For some reason, fullscreen made it much harder to get the right focus; when I reduced the size back to YT's default, it snapped into focus.

[AeroD]

For those who don't know, this is how VR headsets work, except there is a lens that refocuses the screen when at a distance very close to your eyes, removing the need to physically cross your eyes!

[twitzmixx]

Wow! I've never been into 3D cinemas and you made me experience it!!! I wasn't able to put the two sides together, but it was already close enough for me to feel the 3D-ness. That's my first time!!!

[orbeezeater]

It took a bit that I went from seeing in blurry 3D to my eyes finally focusing, this was genuinely mind blowing.

[HarveyHirdHarmonics]

This is great! I've been using this technique since I was a child. I started by cross-eyeing repeated patterns and noticed some 3D effects when the pattern was slightly irregular. Then I drew simple 3D stereoscopic pictures on paper - just primitive line art, nothing special.
Later on family vacations I used to take cross eye 3D photos of the landscapes. Just take a photo, step a bit to the side and take another photo. Didn't work well with moving water and other movements in the background of course, also make sure your shadow or reflection isn't visible. Other than that, the results were great.
Don't know why I haven't been doing this anymore, especially today with smartphones where you don't have to worry as much whether the photos turn out good (back then you'd have to get the film developed and didn't know the result until then).

[lunarlly]

i often do this with my bathroom floor or any pattern pasted on a wall to make it feel more 3d than it already is

[khumairasyahrani]

I never see something so clear with cross-eye until now. Everytime you cross-eye, ur eyesight will just blur, but not this. Good video! :D

[IAmElectrospecter]

There are two ways to do this, one by crossing your eyes and one by looking "beyond" the image (while keeping it in focus). I did it both ways and the second way looks a little nicer. You see the same illusions, they are just "inverted" from one another if that makes sense. Like if the image was a sphere, one method would make it look like its popping out at you and the other method makes it look like it's an indent

[kelton]

I cross my eyes for utility mostly, as a way to compare two objects or images.
As an example, you can compare the threads on screws to see if they're the same.

[Siklycool]

The best and realistist effect was the final one

[korwynze]

after about 12 or 15 seconds my focus on the middle image greatly improved and even became sharp, super interesting!

[Nellyontheland]

This reminds me of how i would use graph paper as a child to make almost the same image that I could then cross my eyes and "lock-in" the images that I could then look around in. Im over 55. Grest to see this sort of thing sent to another level.

Cheers 🇬🇧

[OMGIGILY]

I basically see three images at once, although I cant focus on the outer two but can focus while cross eyed really well on the middle one. can i get the outer two to go away somehow or is that just how it is?