@prazanjj: The first twenty seconds of this video shows the stereogram blurred. It gradually gets clearer until the blur is gone completely. See how fast you can guess what the stereogram shows and put your guess in the comments. After that I show how I make a stereogram but it’s not the same one as in the beginning. These are some of the steps I use to make a stereogram. I have created a program that combines a depth map with a texture to make a stereogram. First I get a picture of what I want to see. Then I use a separate program to create the depth map from the picture. I tweak the depth map so there are only shades of gray and a solid black background. White areas will appear closer and black areas will appear further back. Once I’m satisfied with my depth map, I load it into my program. From there I can tweak it a little to make it the best it can be. After that I need an image to use as a pattern. I have several already made that I can use, so I select one and see how it works. If it doesn’t work, I choose a different one until I find one that does work. Finally I create the stereogram using a proprietary program that I created. This program allows me to adjust the depth of the stereo effect as well as the number of copies of the texture. It also allows me to adjust the sharpness of the edges of the depth map so it stands out better. When I am satisfied with the look of the final stereogram I can download it to my drive. From there I use CapCut to create the video and add the narration. I use the text to speech to create the narration. #stereogram #stereograminstructions #howtoviewastereogram #stereogramsforbeginners #stereotok