Stereoscopic Tree

A companion to the Sensory Field. The tree's leaves, branches, and roots each have an (x, y, z) position, so it carries real depth. Choose how to see that depth: a free-view stereo pair, a single random-dot autostereogram, or a red / cyan anaglyph. Turn the tree to read its structure.

Two panels showing the same tree. Let your eyes relax until the panels overlap into one — parallel (wall-eyed), or switch to cross-eye.

Technique Stereoscopy Viewing

Two panels showing the same tree. Let your eyes relax until the panels overlap into one — parallel (wall-eyed), or switch to cross-eye.

Tree Levels 7 Branch angle 26° 3D depth (spread) 60% Leaves 1.4 Root depth 4 Show leaves Show roots

Seed 1. At 0% spread the tree is flat; raise it to push branches and roots into depth.

View & depth Depth scale 60 px Zoom 100% Stroke 1.00× Turn 20° Auto-rotate

Depth scale sets how strongly z separates the eyes. A bigger separation reads as more depth but is harder to fuse — keep it comfortable.

Colour by depth

In the ontology

This stereoscopic view maps to these exposure terms:

Free-view stereoscopy Device capability
Left eye Body placement
Right eye Body placement
Stereo depth Perceptual gain
Horizontal-field loss Perceptual loss
Eye-strain boundary Comfort boundary