e-Stereograms: 3D Images for the Kindle

by John Clark Craig

Your Kindle is now 3D!  Well, at least it is capable of displaying 3D autostereograms, which look like they're popping out of the page at you. 

Looking at the 3D stereogram images in this e-book is more than just fun and fascinating. It's actually good for you, even if you don't read any of its words at all. How many books can make that claim?

Here's why this book can...

Over the years, orthoptists and vision therapists have used autostereograms in the treatment of some binocular vision and accommodative disorders. It's been proven that looking at these images exercises your eyes, and your brain's cognitive image processing centers, in such a way that's good for you.

So check it out! And enjoy looking at all the interesting pictures that leap off the screen at you!

101 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 21, 2013

Reviews

[Shadarus Semloue · Rating 3 out of 5]

An amusing way to pass ten to fifteen minutes. This is a small collection of "Magic Eye" style images along with tips for seeing them and information about how they're created. I was also very pleased to discover that they do indeed work on my black and white screen.

[Ken Weinert]

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