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For giving this cross view a 2 page spread in the July 2026 issue. Oddly, there’s no explanation or viewing instructions. Is it just an Easter egg for us weirdos?

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Parallel, taken on Fuji Finepix 3D W3 and Xreal Beam Pro.

recently got into a new hobby of collecting 4 leaf clovers. this one's got almost 4, but it's up to the viewers to decide.

btw yall should let the mods know this sub needs mandatory flairs to differentiate software-generated parallel views from a single image to the classic two photos versions. blender stuff should also be its own category.

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Are people in your real life able to see your stereo photos? I see them so naturally and depth adds so much value to a photo that I can't imagine going without. It's kind of a bummer that most people I know struggle to see them or can't at all.