Convergence winkel

[P3D John Bercovitz <bercov@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mike K. writes:

> I particularly liked "Three Dimentional Photography('53)" for this kind
> of "stuff" (basics easy to read w/o excessive details).  Of course there's 
> a lot of books I haven't read yet, so there may be many much better (and 
> maybe newer.  It also explains why one doesn't tilt the lenses in much more
> convincing detail than "not to produce keystoning".  Good advanced-newbie 
> (me) book.

And if you want to descend even further into three-dementia, 
there's Andrew Woods' superb, precise, and scholarly SPIE article 
on the effects of convergence in our own bobcat anon ftp site.  
Turn your dial to ftp://bobcat.etsu.edu/pub/photo/photo-3d/technical/  
It's called woods93.ps.Z and it's a UNIX compressed Postscript file 
(890 Kb).  It's also available on Andrew's own home page.  Turn your 
dial to http://info.curtin.edu.au/~iwoodsa/spie93pa.html

John B


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