3D, 4D & 5D Hyperglyphs
(Super Anaglyphs)
also see
www.digi-image.co.za
![](../images/2-headed-snake-3D-Hyperglyph-v3.jpg)
This is a '3D-Hyperglyph' sample &includes hyper-3-Dimension
& animated moving eyes. (No secret message/s though)
![3D Hyperglyph](../images/A2-Poster-River-of-Life-2-sml.jpg)
This is a '4D-Hyperglyph' sample & includes hyper-3-Dimension
& animated moving eyes. (No secret message/s though)
![](../images/3D-Eggs+Box-Anaglyph-R+C.jpg)
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* The following similar terminologies, are also used in 3D & must not be confused with '3D Hyperglyphs". They further don't bear any specific influence on the Hyperglyph technique or its outcome either.
Hypostereo
Use of a shorter than normal stereo base in order to reduce depth distortion in portraiture and close-up stereography; it produces an effect known as Giantism. The opposite of hyperstereo.
Hyperstereo
Use of a longer than normal stereo base in order to achieve the effect of enhanced stereo depth and reduced scale of a scene; it produces an effect known as Lilliputism because of the miniaturisation of the subject matter which appears as a result. Often used in order to reveal depth discrimination in architectural and geological features. The opposite of hypostereo.
Above extract from the International Stereoscopic Union
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