Rob Dunn at GAS has "a sure-fire way to find all the differences in 'spot the
difference' picture puzzles in a matter of seconds" as long as you can cross your eyes. First, set the pictures side by side. Then:
- Stare at the pictures, begin to cross your eyes.
- You should see a third image appear between the two pictures.
- Focus on the middle picture, adjusting the tilt of your head so both pictures line up exactly.
- Once you’ve focused on the image, all the differences should look “luminescent”.
Tell me if it works.
Image from AllStarPuzzles
Help! My little sister hit me in the back, and now my eyes are stuck like this!!
Posted by: CraigC | June 10, 2007 at 10:32 AM
it's kinda working.
Posted by: maggie katzen | June 10, 2007 at 11:40 AM
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Neatorama, commenter James Schend writes:
Quicker to just open the image in Paint.NET or Photoshop Elements or whatever, copy half into another layer, set the layer transparency to 50%, and overlap the two.
I say this because things involving crossing my eyes NEVER work for me. That stupid "magic eye" craze a few years back was like torture... never in my life have I seen one of those.
Posted by: gail | June 10, 2007 at 11:50 AM
Oh right... I know what this is! The last time I tried to spot the difference, Linda Blair screamed at me and I fell out of my chair.
Fool me once...
Posted by: Pixie | June 10, 2007 at 12:49 PM