Re: "Infrared" (why)

[michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxx (Michael Kersenbrock)]

> >Reel-3D, I think, sells a book with 3D infrared photos (I have
> >not seen it) probably done with daylight and infrared film, but
> >using the Russian units, a very different style of 3D could be
> >possible!  Possibly awesome! 
> 
> Is this the "Bodies of Light" book?  If it is, you need more than Russian
> units... You need models... willing to pose nude.

Have some imagination!  Seems that a telephoto 3D infrared camera (that
presumably would work adequately at night) could be used for interesting
things, even without "models...  willing to pose nude".

Because the units are presumably telephoto in nature, one probably wants
them spaced apart, and as such, dual SLR's would be appropriate and practical.  
That also solves the viewer problem prior to digitizing version.  Task of 
making adapters still remains however -- along with making a tripod adapter.

> "The author...explains his exploration of the idea of idealized feminine
> beauty... skin takes on a soft luminescence", etc....

Hmmmm.......  if you say so.... I haven't seen it. :-)


Mike K.



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