11 July 2011 – Explore UNICEF Phography’s new iPhone app, launched today. Developed by SkinnyApps.com, the app is available for free to all iPhone users worldwide. For more information, please visit www.unicef.org

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3dreadydlphdtv.co.cc Most people use what is called binocular vision and depth perception to see the world in 3D. The binocular vision system relies on the fact that we have two eyes, which are about 3 in the other. This separation causes each eye to see things from a slightly different perspective. The brain combines these two views together. He understands the differences and uses them to calculate the distance creates our sense of depth and ability to judge, to achieve. A simple way is to understand this principle, hold your thumb at arm’s length and close one eye. Then you close the other eye. How do you switch between both eyes open to see, you must go to your thumb, “” back and forth on the merits. To see how the difference of binocular vision system makes, have a friend take a ball and try to catch him and he closed one eye.

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