Re: One-eyed stereographers

[P3D Marvin Jones <72657.3276@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Not least remarkable about (the Plufrich Pendulum effect) is
> its discovery, for this phenomenon cannot be seen without
> two functional eyes, and yet its discoverer was blind in one
> eye!

Thanks, Dr. T, for this interesting article on the history of the Pulfrich
effect. I've commented here before on the surprising number of 3D films directed
by one-eyed (or depth-impaired) directors--Herb Strock directed one, and Andre
de Toth directed no fewer than three! I guess we're kind of handicapped in the
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3D world by having two eyes?!?


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