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From: cfitzger@s.psych.uiuc.edu (Clara N. Fitzgerald)
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Subject: 3-D: Something new (& strange)
Date: 30 Aug 1994 16:59:09 -0500
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Similar principle, at least...
Diverge your eyes until the O's match up... 
                    
               .- -.      .- -. 
              O     )    (     O
             /     /      \     \
            (     (        )     )
             )O    )      (    O(    
            |_.   <        >   ._| 

the **...
          
          vv-------------vv
        <-** <>=     =<> **-> 
 
the bd...
               .- -.     .- -.                   .- -.     .- -. 
             bd  .__)   (__.  bd               bd  .__)   (__.  bd

   This allows surprising images; I'm not sure how to get depth involved.  
Why can't overlapped contours produce 3d images?  { {   } }   
   { {   } }
 { {   } }    Is it just too shallow/ no cues to lock in?  Or can I just not
                see it?             {     }       {     }     

-Clara A. N. Fitzgerald     cfitzger@s.psych.uiuc.edu
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