Re: Frozen action in stereo and more...

[P3D Michael Kersenbrock <michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> I would like to connect this to other observations, like people's reactions
> to hyperstereo, frozen action, etc.  I would like to realate people's
> excitement about 3d with their reactions/appreciation of different forms of
> 3d or different viewing conditions.
> 
> Any thoughts?

Although it doesn't really "bother" me, and in many instances I even like it,
having motion frozen can sometimes be a bit unsettling.

When I used my Pentax Beamsplitter for ten to fifteen years pre-realist and
showed the results, I'd describe it as "amazingly like you're there except
that it's a bit spooky because nobody is moving".

I think I'm just used to it now and that's the reason it doesn't bother me
or why I can even like it now.  But that *is* how I described it for many
years!

Once the brain is trained to say "it's just a picture" (easier with 2D),
it becomes comfortable with the idea. ???????

Mike K.


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