3-D effects may require one eye only

Peering through a peephole can bring flat images to life

3D VISION  Photos take on three dimensions when viewed through a small hole with one eye. The effect is conventionally thought to require two eyes.

Illustration: E. Otwell; photo inset: Ogphoto/iStockphoto

Rather than donning special glasses and paying extra to see a movie in 3-D, try sitting through a regular showing with one eye closed.