Autostereogram

This autostereogram displays repeated patterns on three different planes by spacing them at different intervals.

Autostereogram

The brain is surprisingly capable of instantly matching hundreds of pattern repeated at different intervals in order to recreate correct depth information for each pattern. This autostereogram contains some 50 tigers of varying size, repeated at different intervals. Despite the apparent chaotic arrangement of patterns, the brain is able to place every tiger icon at its proper depth.

Autostereogram: an Object Array Stereogram of a chessboard with some chess figures

This is an Object Array Stereogram (a type of autostereogram) of a chessboard with some chess figures. If viewed with parallel method a stereoscopic relief will appear.
If you have difficulty in seeing the 3D image, cross eyes slightly until a third white dot appears between two. Now your eyes are in a 3D mode.

Autostereogram

a This autostereogram features a raised shark with fine gradient on a flat background.The shark figure in this depth map is drawn with a smooth gradient. If you have difficulty in seeing the shark, cross eyes slightly until a third white dot appears between two. Now your eyes are in a 3D mode.

Animated Autostereogram featuring a swimming shark

If you still have difficulty in seeing the shark, the following animation picture is easier for you to unfocus.

Instructions: Hold your thumb close to the center of the image, and then focus on your thumbnail tip. Then while maintaining focus on your thumbnail tip slowly bring your thumb closer to your eyes until the shark outline shows up. Repeat as necessary until you see the shark outline.