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Threw a video to the TV of a webinar. The TV saw decided the setup looked enough like a side-by-side 3D presentation that it flipped over to 3D mode. I am easily amussed.
(Speaking of bring easily amused. It was a simpler time.)
Threw a video to the TV of a webinar. The TV saw decided the setup looked enough like a side-by-side 3D presentation that it flipped over to 3D mode. I am easily amussed.
(Speaking of bring easily amused. It was a simpler time.)
@butch
Reminds me: back when I was in high school (no personal computers, dinosaurs roamed the earth) and we all got our formal photos taken for the yearbook, I came up with this trick.
Take wallet-sized formal pics of two different friends, lay them side-by-side on a table, and state at them doing the magic-eye binocular fusion thing on them until your brain overlays the two faces on one another.
What you see is a single blended face that combines aspects of each.