Nikumaru,
That is why many people learn to view by crossing their eyes.
It works with any size stereo pair. The left and right image
are placed on the other side.

Harold

Nikumaru <nik### [at] willnetnejp> wrote in message
news:386d57c6@news.povray.org...
>
>  Oh! sorry. Now you have eyestrain, don't you?
>  Here is the larger version.
>  But It will be more difficult to see as a stereogram.
>  Because the distance between the two pictures due to its larger size.
>  You cannot see it if the distance exceeds distance between your eyes.
>  In this case, put the right picture to the left and left one to the
right,
> and see the picture put left by right eye and the other one by left eye.
>  Or put them normally ( the left picture to the left ) and you stand
enough
> distance away from the screen and see them.
>  I post the larger version of the stereogram separated into two parts of
> left picture and right picture. (Left picture means the picture is view of
> left eye.)
>  So, please try each method.
>
>
>  I'm sorry for my poor English. Can you understand what I would like to
say?
>
> Nikumru
>
>

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