Daniel PomarèdeIngenuity at Valinor Hills
image acquired by Perseverance on April 4, 2024 (Sol 1110).
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU
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I found a left Mastcam-Z view and a right Mastcam-Z view, taken 12 sec appart, and collated them. The Stereo 3D effect is not evident but still it feels good. Just let your eyes' line of sight be parallel with left eye in front of left image and right eye in front of right image.
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Krzysztof Sakrejda@pomarede I can see it, it's pretty cool!
@wronglang Thanks Krzysztof! I think it's quite satisfying for the brain to look at an object which is supposed to be far away with our eyes' lines of sights parallel, that is, not cross-eyed, as it happens when we look at images on very nearby screens.
Here is an another one where the Stereo3D effect is strongly enhanced by a big foreground boulder and some smaller rocks:
https://mastodon.social/@pomarede/111945774750923109
Cheers, Daniel
Here is an another one where the Stereo3D effect is strongly enhanced by a big foreground boulder and some smaller rocks:
https://mastodon.social/@pomarede/111945774750923109
Cheers, Daniel
@pomarede of funny I hadn't fully understood what you were suggesting for viewing so I was just letting the two float together, it's much easier to do the way you're suggesting!