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Autostereogram Tutorial Highlighted Patterns

  • Description: The brain is surprisingly capable of instantly matching hundreds of pattern repeated at different intervals in order to recreate correct depth information for each pattern. This autostereogram contains some 50 tigers of varying size, repeated at different intervals. Despite the apparent chaotic arrangement of patterns, the brain is able to place every tiger icon at its proper depth.
  • Source: Fred Hsu, March 2005.
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