Second Life in Stereo

For the past several months, I've been taking three dimensional stereo images (stereo pairs) in Second Life using the built in screenshot utility. In most cases, these stereo pairs are in cross-eyed (convergent) format. Most people have an easier time viewing cross-eyed. Depending on the series, some have been offered in both cross-eyed and wall-eyed (parallel, like random dot stereogram posters) formats. Here are some tutorials for free viewing stereo pairs:

3D Showcase: Help with Cross-Eyed Stereo Viewing (Cross-eyed stereo viewing.)
Stereo Viewing (The "finger method" for free viewing cross-eyed stereo pairs.)
How to View Stereo Pair Photographs (Methods for free viewing wall-eyed and cross-eyed pairs.)
Cross-Eyed Stereo Viewing (Another take on the finger method.)
About Stereo-Pair Images (General overview of both methods.)

Now, without further ado, here are the stereo images:

Burning Life 2005 - A photo documentary of Second Life's version of Burning Man.
Miscellaneous Images - An assortment of shorter photologs and random images.

More to come!

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