Stereoscopic 3D page

Here you can see Cruise the Circuit in 3D stereoscopy. This is accomplished with the technique of "free viewing." It takes a little practice, but if you can see those stereogram images that were so popular a few years ago, you can see this web page in 3D. The trick is to learn to move and focus your eyes seperately. Normally, when we look at an object, we focus the lenses of our eyes and move our eyeballs together in one action. Free viewing requires that you focus in on a nearby object (the screen) while letting your eyeballs drift into position as if you were looking at something in the far distance. That way, the left eye is centered on the left image, and the right eye is likewise centered on the right image. This is the "wall-eyed" technique. Some people (myself included) find it easier to use the "cross-eyed" technique. Just like it sounds, you cross your eyes slightly. To do this effectively, the images should be reversed on the page. I have provided both versions here.

Wall-eyed version

Left eye	Right eye

Left eye	Right eye

Left eye	Right eye

Cross-eyed version

Right eye	Left eye

Right eye	Left eye

Right eye	Left eye