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Re: Freeviewing stereograms


  • From: P3D Gregory J. Wageman <gjw@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: Freeviewing stereograms
  • Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 16:47:21 -0700

Marvin Jones writes:

>People who HOPED they would be able to do it. Besides, it is a lot easier to
>fuse a basically abstract stereogram than it is a discrete pair of photos.

Funny, I still find it the other way around.  With a stereo pair, I can
find two reference points that stand out, and simply 'work' my eyes until
these points overlap.  With SIRDS, often there is no reference point at
all, or a pair of dots which are out of the plane of the final stereo
image, and you're not sure you're "getting it" until the image actually
pops out.

The point about the separation being much less is well-taken, though.

Still it seems that SIRDS ought to be a good starting point for free-viewing
stereo pairs.

	-Greg


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