> Gang,
> a while ago I seem to remember somebody posted some examples of those
> magic-eye 3D images on the web. The kind where you stare at it for a while
> before the 3D image becomes apparent (and which never work for me anyway -
> I just get a headache).
> Does anyone have any examples of this anywhere, or any advice on how to
> achieve it? I assume it's no good just taking a printed one and scanning
> it.
> We're running a print/direct mail campaign that uses this and want to
> achieve the same effect on the web.
What are you looking for are stereograms.
Try to look on AltaVista or in any SW repository (eg. Tucows).
I'm sure you will find a LOT of free/shareware software.
My humble opinion follow:
If you get an headache each time you look at a stereogram on a
piece of paper think how could be frustrating trying to percieve the
3D effect on a monitor.
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