Re: In-Camera Anaglyphs

[P3D John Bercovitz <bercov@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> [...] It was a neat gadget that mounted on the front of your Super-8
> camera lens utilizing a beamsplitter (ahem! I mean half-silvered mirror) in a
> stereo mirror box assembly and appropriate red and blue filters to create 3-D
> home movies.  
> [...]

Now wait a minute!  8-)  Didn't someone earlier say that if there was black 
in the scene, it would appear black in both images and so mess up the depth 
because you couldn't control these black images independently?  I thought 
the theory expressed earlier forbade this.  But then again, what about Q-DOS?  
Well I'm confused.  Anyone want to explain it again, bringing these two 
examples into the theory?

Thanks,
John B


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