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Response to Gabriel
I would like to give a quick response to one question that Gabriel asked:
>Question. Do you subscribe to the 3d magazines? Of course you do.
>Now tell me, in general are the 3d pictures really that good?
Yes, I do subscribe to most 3d magazines, but I do not subscribe to them
for the occasional 3d images but for the printed information. The 3d
pictures are useful to demonstrate certain points. Also, occasionally,
I get to see printed pictures of images that won awards in PSA salons.
I view them out of curiosity and sometimes I agree that they are nice
pictures, while other times I wonder what the judges had in mind. The
reason for this is that I am freeviewing a printed version of the picture
while the judges saw the real image projected. And I cannot imagine that
one day judges will be judging images from small printed reproductions
of them. I know that they are such things as computer image contests
where people submit images via the computer, but this is exclusively
for computer-generated images. All other photographic competitions
require that originals are sumbitted via regular mail. There much be a
good reason for this.
> You said yourself you were not very effective in the back pages of
>Stereo World. Let the world know your there. [more good stuff deleted...]
Again, most of what Gabriel is saying concerns the information and not
the stereo images in the computer. In case I have not made my point clear
yet ;), I am commenting on the 3d imaging part exclusively, not the
information that is found in the computers. I am saying that stereo
imaging in the computer is not as satisfying experience as it could be
_today_ and that's why I am in no hurry to put my _3d_images_ in there
_today_! I think that my active participation in photo-3d and use of
email is an indication of the value that I put in computers and electronic
communication. Heck, I spent $2500 for a computer (for which Larry Berlin
said that it keeps me on the "low cost end of the computer revolution"!)
so that I can email and access the WEB!!!
George
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