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No idea what is:

That second little white is very nice...

A dead moth, but in 3D the details are impressive, especially seen in a VR device.😀

Very 3D to my eyes about 8" from my 24" monitor screen, especially the antennae!

Can I say "get well soon" or is it chronic? in which case, my condolences ...

So I think a cutout helps more with viewing details on monitors. It's like an alien organism from a horror movie. 😀 For 3D VR HMD it's preferable to have more space around.

(I hope to be back on track in 1-2 weeks.)

(for cross viewing)

That cropping is exactly what I was going to suggest! In fact, I even downloaded the original image and tried it...

Yes, but this is the classic formula for framing in the macro domain.

In the VR domain, in order to perceive the sense of immersion with the Head Tracking System activated, the subjects must be framed centrally and with a generous content of information all around. When the VR player is activated, the image is rendered with a preset zoom-in level, which subsequently allows the observation of the subject in an informational environment extended in all directions. And it is necessary that the overall image has a high enough resolution for the details to be visible from any position in the overall frame.

Respectively, if the initial image is viewed in a VR device using a dedicated VR player, what is seen in the first instance is this detail in image 2. In practice, even more space would be needed all around, for a more extensive immersion effect.

In recent years, I have prepared 3D images more for 3D VR presentations, at high resolution, from which I have to crop them to be presented as pictures on forums for example.🙂

The eye of a moth.