r/MagicEye • u/Jaewalker31 • 11h ago
Moving image
Answer: rotating cube
Note: can be viewed both ways (cross view and through view)
Note 2: may look inverted but that's just the optional illusion of cubes
Note 3: I bet you all look pretty silly right now with your nose on the phone
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u/Murrik96 9h ago
It's more for r/MagicEye_CrossView
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u/RatBoy86 5h ago
Holy crap. I just realized that I’ve been seeing these wrong for 30 years. I can only see them doing the cross eyed technique and I’ve been seeing them inverted this whole time. wtf. My mind is blown right now. Looking at that sub is what everyone else has been seeing this whole time? I can usefully tell what the images are still, but they go into the page instead of popping out.
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u/Busy-Distribution-45 11h ago
Is it abstract? Kinda looks like a hollow structure that is wiggling its shape
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u/wbrameld4 9h ago
It's a crosseyed MagicEye but it's posted in r/MagicEye instead of r/MagicEye_CrossView. Oh God, why is this happening to us? Did we misbehave?
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u/DMonpoke 5h ago
In response to note 3: you need to put your nose on the screen to seen magic eye posts?? I’ve been doing these since late 90s and early 2000’s and don’t need to follow that step. It’s almost automatic. Can anyone else vouch for their long term skills?
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u/Murrik96 41m ago
It's a pretty common method, that's how I learned at first! I don't remember when I stopped needing it but after 10+ years of seeing them it's enough to blink my eyes once to see them immediately
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u/hindisirodney 8h ago
You just got this from the stereogram wiki page. And like everyone says, this is crossview.
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u/reirone 11h ago
Seems inverted