Your ability to see "depth" is based on the fact that each eye sees an object or scene from a different perspective. The brain puts these different views together as a stereoscopic image. An anaglyph involves the use of two pictures of the same image taken from different positions, "fooling" the brain into thinking it is seeing two different views, which creates a stereoscopic image. There are eleven 3-D pictures in the guide.
Your ability to see "depth" is based on the fact that each eye sees an object or scene from a different perspective. The brain puts these different views together as a stereoscopic image. An anaglyph involves the use of two pictures of the same image taken from different positions, "fooling" the brain into thinking it is seeing two different views, which creates a stereoscopic image. There are eleven 3-D pictures in the guide. 