I spent almost 3 hours at YouTube finding the best of the best, and I think I've succeded. It got me totally by surprise, but YouTube actually has got 3D settings in its player, which is amazing cause you may watch your 3D videos however you like them. You may watch with your 3D glasses, or with pararel images or cross-eye also, and more. There are plenty options there (you may check instructions for this at the end of the post).

These are so amazing that I'm totally making plans of getting a better PC for some sweet stereoscopic badass gaming experience. If you don't know what I'm talking about yet, just check these videos. You'll also be surprised. Like yesterday, here's an intro video for those who don't know how to see these in 3D. Another thing: embedding the videos caused a loss of 3D quality in some of them, so I've placed a link in the ones you should watch at YouTube for full experience.

This is how you do it

Flower blooming

Watch this on YouTube for the full experience.

Fireworks Symphony

Big bird in slow motion

3D testing mix

Watch it at YouTube for the full experience.

3D Motion Tokyo

Mozilla Seabird

Watch it at YouTube for the full experience.

Resident Evil 5

Dirt 2

Watch it at YouTube for the full experience.

Street Fighter IV

Watch it at YouTube for the full experience.

NBA 2K10 - Michael Jordan dunks on Shaq

Watch it at YouTube for the full experience.

Left4Dead 2

COD - Modern Warfare 2

Watch it at YouTube for the full experience.

GTA IV

Watch it at YouTube for the full experience.

Instructions

So, if after watching these you still think it's better to watch them with glasses, or if you didn't get to see these at all, here's some brief instructions on how to watch it at YouTube with your 3D glasses.

1. You should notice a 3D button right beside the quality button. Click on it.

2. All the possible options will pop-up. If you wonder what each one of these do, just try them out. But for the regular glasses view, you'll probably wanna use the first option: Red / Cyan Glasses: Full Color.

So, this is it. I hope you have enjoyed these. I sure did and got really excited by it. Cheers! ;)

Last year we had our first great post on stereographics. These, if you don't know, are the paralel kind. There's also the cross-eye kind, but I find it more difficult to focus. With paralel stereographics I have no trouble at all, because all I move are my eyes to make the effect, from any distance. I'm also posting a video that teaches you how to merge these images with your bare eyes. This video is so amazing that I'll find more stereographics videos and post them tomorrow (so if you see any other blog posting stereo videos on wednesday, at least you know where they got their idea from). All of these pictures are brought to you by Okinawa Soba. You may visit his flickrstream for much more of these! He'll appreciate it. I hope you enjoy these, and don't forget to come back tomorrow to check some stereographics videos. Cheers! ;)

Ps.: The funny part is that after a time seeing these in 3D, your brain will get so much used to it that even when you stop doing it, you'll see depth in normal text and other things in your monitor.

How to see 3D in paralel stereographics