Stereoscopy
Today is a great day!!
For the first time I was able to cross view. And only today I found out the type of stereograms I used to play with were parallel viewing. To find the difference between them go here or here. (Gosh! wikipedia articles for cross view and parallel view don't exist. I could create one someday!)
Here is a great tutorial to get you started with crossviewing.
Normal viewing :

In case of two adjacent images,
L R
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L R -> eyes, right eye sees right image, left eye sees left, and we overlap these two.

Crossviewing : Brain thinks image is nearer.
In case of two adjacent images,
L R
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L R -> eyes, right eye sees left image, left eye sees right, and we overlap these two.

Labels: 3D, cross, parallel, stereoscopy, viewing
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