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Thanks, Brian, for looking and commenting. Dave

Please compare and contrast, and state your preference, if you have one. I would appreciate as many objective observations and opinions as possible. Many thanks, Dave

Hi, Wayne, Here ‘s a “big step” set of increasing angular displacements from 0° to 24°.Most viewers will report some discomfort to inability to fuse somewhere within this series. Most of them ...

Hi, Wayne, All are easy and effortless  to fuse - no discomfort until for  long foveation over ~ 30 seconds. Given that when we foveate at our over-the-shoulder extremes of NW, NE, SE, AND SW we ...

Hi, Wayne, Thanks for looking and commenting. I’m glad to hear that vision therapy got your diplopia under control. They can often do wonders rehabilitating binocular depth perception in geriatric ...

Great shot & excellent 3D. That’s a nice smile you captured! Dave

Hi, Wayne, Well…my brain’s visual apparatus delivers to my conscious perception a red granular surface  with a “O” etched into it revealing a dark blue more basal layer. Dave uuglypher "100% of the ...

Here’s the image pair intended to have been included with the previous s post! Sorry for the lapse!

Hi, Wayne, As is the usual case with those of us over age 65, only 27% are reported* to experience full binocular depth perception (BDP) ; the remaining 73% ranged between just subnormal BDP to ...

Here’s another set prepared by the same technique. Comments? Critiques? Dave

Th@nks, Threed; I’m waiting for some more objective comments/critiques before broaching technique. Best regards, Dave

comments? critiques? Dave

This example of TTF made me think of you! Best regards, Dave

Gunner’s suggestions, as usual, make sense, labor intensive though they be. However, from a practical point-of-view, I have, over the past decade, gained the distinct impression that the great ...

Wow! When I remembered to useccrossed gaze the depths in the middle-ground and distance came into their own! Nice work!! Best t’ye, Dave uuglypher "100% of the shots you don't take don't go in!" Wa ...

Well, so far we have: C as having the most discernible depth (2 votes) C as having the least discernible depth (1 vote), and B as having the most discernible depth (1 vote) So please, let’s have ...

Thank you, Tony; I appreciate your taking your time! Best regards, Dave

Thanks for looking, Gunner, …and you do or do not perceive a difference in discernible depth among A,B, and C? Dave

Thank you, threed123, i am particularly interested responses regarding the differences in backgrounds, and you zeroed right in!  your point re: scene depth is clearly important. Davv