Re: Lenticular prints

[P3D Alexander Klein <klein@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

P3D Marvin Jones  <72657.3276@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Gee, when I was a kid I used to LOVE to run my fingers across the surface of
> lenticular post cards and the like! I'm not here to sing the praises of
> lenticular photography. It's rather limited, particularly now that the
> "standard" has been reduced to three images. But the surface?!? It's a thing 
> beauty! (I don't think I'm the only one who feels this way either. I've got o
> of those lighted lenticular movie displays from the '50s, and I've often noti
> how people seem to enjoy running their fingers across it's ribbed surface.)
> Could you be denying yourself one of the great dimensional fetishes?

For genuine 3D-nuts and insatiable stereo-fanatics (a.k.a. "freaks"),
the ribbed surface of a 1950's lenticular picture seems to be almost
erotic.

Well, that happens when you're in love with Stereo ...

alex
bitten by the 3D-bug and without medication


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