Re: Aerial hyperstereos

[P3D Dr. George A. Themelis <DrT-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Thanks Dr. T for your diplomacy!....Fly west, Dr. T!
>What is the concern with polarizing filters?

Well, if there is one thing that Dr. T. is _not_ known for (or known
for lack of) is diplomacy!  My business and family interests do not
take me west often.  Actually, only this summer that my parents were
visiting I had a chance for the first time to fly west (Las Vegas,
San Diego, Los Angeles).  That's all.  Going to Greece we usually take
SAS and stop in Copenhagen (lovely city!)  Getting a seat selection
is not always possible so I have my fingers crossed.  My comments on 
warming and polarizing filters were general observations.  Polarizing 
filters show stress paterns in plastic materials (airplane windows) as 
colored fringes.  Another favorite activity of mine is taking pictures
of planes from the airport.  Some people in this list mentioned that
this is a security problem in many airports but it has not been a
problem in the USA or Copenhagen.  -- George Themelis
 


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