The software features a screen saver showcasing stunning stereogram images, which depict a 2D image with embedded depth perception for creating a 3D visualization.
This software is an impressive screen saver that rotates amazing stereogram images. Stereograms are two-dimensional pictures that contain embedded depth information for simulating a three-dimensional representation. Unlike other methods for creating spatial depth, such as red/green method or polarisation filters, viewing stereograms doesn't require any additional tools like special glasses or projectors.
At first glance, stereograms look like a two-dimensional random dot image or a tiled pattern. But it's only a specific viewing method that gives access to its depth information. Stereograms became popular from 1990 to 1994 under the name "Magic Eye."
With this screen saver, users have access to 40 stereogram images. Over a dozen visual effects appear between images, making the experience more dynamic. Moreover, each of the photos can be displayed as a desktop wallpaper.
The software allows users to customize the program with several appearance and behavior options. These options are all accessed from a clean, tabbed window.
In addition to the 40 amazing images, users also have access to a screen saver control and a wallpaper control. A new Sticky Note feature is also included, allowing users to display a configurable sticky note on the screen saver with a message of their choice. This is helpful when the computer is locked (if the screen saver is password-protected) but needs to display specific information to passers-by. For example, the sticky note could say that someone's gone out to lunch or to a meeting.
Overall, this software is a great addition to any computer. Its stunning stereogram images and variety of customization options make it an excellent choice for those who love screen savers.
At first glance, stereograms look like a two-dimensional random dot image or a tiled pattern. But it's only a specific viewing method that gives access to its depth information. Stereograms became popular from 1990 to 1994 under the name "Magic Eye."
With this screen saver, users have access to 40 stereogram images. Over a dozen visual effects appear between images, making the experience more dynamic. Moreover, each of the photos can be displayed as a desktop wallpaper.
The software allows users to customize the program with several appearance and behavior options. These options are all accessed from a clean, tabbed window.
In addition to the 40 amazing images, users also have access to a screen saver control and a wallpaper control. A new Sticky Note feature is also included, allowing users to display a configurable sticky note on the screen saver with a message of their choice. This is helpful when the computer is locked (if the screen saver is password-protected) but needs to display specific information to passers-by. For example, the sticky note could say that someone's gone out to lunch or to a meeting.
Overall, this software is a great addition to any computer. Its stunning stereogram images and variety of customization options make it an excellent choice for those who love screen savers.
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