one-eyed stereo?

[P3D Michael Kaplan <mkaplan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>it might be possible with a lenticular print as was mentioned by Michael
Kaplan. I tried it as he suggested in his post but the 3d effect that I
think I saw (I am not sure yet) is greatly determined on the quality and
size of the lenticular print.

/Yes, that's true. For my experiment, I chose a 2" x 2" lenticular print
that had an object (a bubble) that imaged out in front of the window or
picture frame. I wanted to be sure that, when I viewed the 'wiggling'
print with only one eye, I'd be able to recognize the so-called 'air
space' of 3D. I found that the bubble did seem to image out in front of
the window. 

Try it!

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Michael Kaplan
Professor of Architecture
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
mkaplan@xxxxxxx


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