Polarized ink

[P3D Ray Hannisian <ray3d@xxxxxxxxx>]

Marvin Jones recently wrote:

>...polarization is a method of altering the waves of projected light and
>can only be accomplished by working with projected images.

Ray responds:

A new technology will soon change this.  

A certain company (with which I am affiliated) has developed a polarized ink
which can be viewed with cheap, cardboard, cellophane lensed glasses, which
can yield a full color, 'National Geographic' resolution, stereo image, on
paper.

The first use for this ink will be my coffee table book of figure studies,
entitled "Stereoscopic Environmental Figure Studies", or '3D Nudes in the
Wilderness', (see "http://www.ray3d.com/figures.html").

I'm not sure when the inks (and paint) will be available to the public, but
we will be releasing several products which use it, in the near future.









Ray Hannisian
 
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