Re: P.S. to John!!!

[P3D William Carter <wc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Allan sez:
>Using just one eye, you know what is closer or farther away because,
>among other things, you need to re-focus when you look elsewhere along
>the Z-axis

John R adds:
>Since depth of field is dependent partly on the degree of dilation of the
>pupil, the "scale" will vary based on the amount of lighting.

Fascinating! 
This may account for SL3-D's more "natural" look?!?
In SL3-D, you see depth in a relative way, never as an absolute. But, 
neither will an image ever seem compressed, stretched or otherwise 
"unnatural". 
Even in the most exaggerated images, in which you'd expect a conflict 
with our soft wired view of the "real world", only seem to expand or hone 
that view.
I'd like to see a stereo pair made from a composit of dual and single lens 
3-D.

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