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Re:Hidden 3D by cubefox on Thursday August 31, 2023 @06:30AM (#37334990)
It's amazing that this shows our visual system constantly doing a type of low level computation to calculate our stereoscopic 3D vision, and that we can "exploit" this hidden computational power to easily image find differences.

I remember reading that this was actually how Pluto was discovered: Someone compared a lot of photographic plates with this method.

Re:Hidden 3D by GuB-42 on Saturday September 02, 2023 @09:48PM (#37367029)
For Pluto, for what I know, they did use the technique of taking two images of the sky at different times and looked at them through a machine, but instead of relying on stereoscopic vision, they switched back and forth between the two, everything that isn't the regular star background would be moving or blinking.

So, relying on movement perception.