Re: Strange days.

[P3D Larry Berlin <lberlin@xxxxxxxxx>]

>Date: Sun, 1 Dec 1996 11:13:32 +1100 (EST)
>From: P3D Wolfie!  writes:
>
>this has probably been done before, but lets say you took a picture
>of a room with a TV in it with a camera that rather than take two pictures
>at once, had a delay of half a second between each lens.
>
>there's a slow panning scene on the tv.
>
>when you look at the result, would you get a 3D scene of the room with an
>apparent 3D scene on the tv?
>


It would depend on whether the TV scene is from *trucking* or from
*panning*. Since *trucking* moves the camera itself, you would possibly get
some 3D scenes. If the camera was *panning*, which is a rotation, the
consecutive scenes wouldn't provide the necessary camera shift for stereo
images. If you want to guarantee a 3D scene on the TV, stage the scene and
feed the stereo image you want onto the screen for each shot. Or put your
photos into Photo Shop and paste the scene you want directly onto the image
of the TV.

Have fun,

Larry Berlin

Email: lberlin@xxxxxxxxx
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