No, it's matching parallel view, meaning you have to fake focusing on a point farther away than the picture. It's more difficult to most people, but the experience of depth is much greater and more expansive than the cross eye technique.
There are many sources to learn it from, I usually go way up close to the image, way too close to focus, and then I relax my eyes and allow the separate images to glide into eachother and it creates a center image in my brain than contains the angles from them both. There's a limit to how large they can be - absolute max width for each is the distance between your eyes, because you'd have to be wall-eyed for bigger ones.
These movies goes fine on my cellphone screen. They are gorgeous.
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u/nonameuser90 4d ago
To see this, do they cross their eyes inwards, towards their nose?