also...

[P3D john bercovitz <bercov@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I also haven't seen this one (and it has an error in it).  Did this go 
out to everyone?  I probably need a better access provider than netcom.
8-(
John

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>From: P3D P3D P3D Dr. George A. Themelis  <fj834@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Mounting to window vs. infinity
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Mounting to window vs. infinity

Mounting to infinity:  Mount so that the infinity objects have a
constant separation.  Ideally, this separation is equal to the lens'
spacing in a viewer or 65 mm (average eye spacing) on the screen, so
that the eyes are looking at infinity with parallel axes, as in real
life.

Mounting to window:  Mount so that the closest object is at window level
and let the infinity objects fall wherever they may.

Claimed advantages of mounting to infinity:  Consistency and better

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