It looks about as “3D” as any object with some height that’s shot with a bit of side lighting.
I wear thick glasses. When I swing my head from side to side, I do see a strong 3D effect. Without the glasses, I see no effect.
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Exactly the same for me.
If I was to guess (without even looking at the images), I’d say the effect you see, Mark, is because of a slight difference in colour perception in each of your eyes, which can end up giving you a slight chromostereopsis.
You can test this by doing a standard (or more extensive) colour-perception eye test - if you can see two numbers in any cards, that’d be a clue.
hmm…I find that if I squint a bit I can usually see both numbers. I always assumed that had to do with looking a little off-center where there are more rods, and therefore less color vision.
A friend of mine thought that he had superior colour perception because he could see two numbers on the card. I asked an ophthalmologist about this, he told me about the mismatched eyes.
I had just gone through the test. He told me my colour perception was perfect: I got all the cards right, and called them all before they hit his desk as he flipped them over. :->
Probably because I’m still wearing my red/blue anaglyph glasses from looking at that Phobos photo.
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