[Phil V.]

SUCCESS!!! I've finally succeeded!!! I've just been able to get stereo WITHOUT my stereoscope AND with the picture in the posted configuration . . . LEFT/RIGHT images from l/r camera. . . no crosseyed headache . . . no need to reverse order . . . Here's how. . . .

Get a 12" sq piece of cardboard. Place the edge on the divide of the picture (left/right divide) Put the tip of your nose on the other edge of the cardboard. Relax your eyes. The floating rock will eventually merge . . . PRESTO! 3-d!!! WITHOUT GLASSES!

[Fresh Wind]

Yeah, that works great too! I just want to reach out and grab that rock! Those NASA geologists must be in some sort of heaven!

[kanawa]

I've enjoyed your stereo images.

I started out using an envelop to divide the image, one for each eye.
Now, after some practice, I can see the image without any aids.

[spokeshave]

SUCCESS!!! I've finally succeeded!!! I've just been able to get stereo WITHOUT my stereoscope AND with the picture in the posted configuration . . . LEFT/RIGHT images from l/r camera. . . no crosseyed headache . . . no need to reverse order . . . Here's how. . .

Just push the de-gausss button on the screen...it automatically de-scrambles the red/green images and vibrates so you can catch the 3D effect......enjoy

[Recluse]

Thanks for the tip Phil!
That was just the extra help I needed.
Now to go back and find all the previous 3D shots I couldn't see at the time.