Re: Look For Your Name Here!

[P3D George Gioumousis <georggms@xxxxxxxxxx>]

"P3D Bob Wier wrote
> 
> |Haven't had a chance to comment on some things in the forum recently, so this
> |is me catching up.
> |
> 
> |for lesser mortals. I have since figured out that one needs to "cut" the 4
> |photos into very, very tiny strips and "paste" them side by side in a special
> |manner against the lenticular material - or perhaps this is all done
> |electronically - but is it something an amateur could do?
> |
> 
> This is an interesting question I've been considering also. It looks to
> me like if you have access to a reasonable scanner (say 1200dpi) and
> photo quality printer (dye sub, probably) and could composite strips
> electronically (via Photoshop for example) that it could be done. I've
> just never found any place to come up with the lenticular plastic...
> 
> THANKS
Easy, take some bad Nimslo prints and dissolve the paint and emulsion 
with strong chlorine bleach. Good enough for initial experiments.
> 
>    ====== wier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ======
>   12:21 PM Thursday, August 8, 1996
>    keeper of the Photo-3d, Motorola
>  MC68HC11, Overland-Trails, LDS State
> Research Outline Guides and other stuff
>      (currently in Ouray, Colorado)
> 
> 
> 


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