Heh-heh, yeah, paper towel tubes. I used to do it that way, that's why I
came up with the twisted flat vertical hand idea to make it utensil-free
viewing. The one hand thing does work rather well I believe, all thats
necessary is for the eyes to be helped to see only one image each.
A lot also depends though on the individuals ability to go cockeyed with
this type of stereo pair. I often do it without any aide whatsoever, so
long as the images are either small or seen from far away.


Noam Lewis wrote:
> 
> The fact is that I was just thinking about this idea in the pas week and
> was about to post it here. I thought of maybe holding two papertowel
> cones in front on ones eyes, so that each eye gets one image. However, i
> figured a better way to do it after not succeeding with your technique:
> Instead of holding one hand in front of your eyes, hold two, it will be
> MUCH easier, even for big images:
> 
>          \/    <--- two hands, twisted in opposite directions
>         -00-   <-- eyes
>        /head\
>        \    /
>         ----
> 
> Anyway, you images are cool!

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