Re: History of The Anaglyph Images ???

[P3D Joerg Meyer Inf.] <jmeyer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Wed, 04 Dec 1996 00:04:34 +0700 Yudi Sintia Wijaya  <zhins@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> I need some informations about anaglyphic images.
> The information that I wanna know are:
> 1. History ?
> 2. How to make an anaglyph ?
> 3. How can that images has a depth in our eyes ?
> 4. An Literatur or books ?

Check out Alan Po's article on anaglyph images at

 http://www.tc.cornell.edu/Visualization/contrib/cs490-95to96/lpo/cs490.html

This is a simple introduction to anaglyph images. The author
uses IBM's Visualization Data Explorer (DX) to create anaglyphs.
DX is a simple toolbox, which I sometimes use if I want to have
a quick preview of an unknown data set. It is fairly self-explanatory,
and provides an online manual for help. Most university have a
DX campus license.

You can find a detailed 3D book list on Dan Shelley's home page:

 http://205.238.80.78:80/3dbydan/

You can also try Bob Mannle's pages on anaglyphs:

 http://www.tisco.com/3d-web/ana_demo/pana.htm

Or simply enter "anaglyph history" as search terms at

 http://www.altavista.digital.com

and you'll find tons of information!


Hope this helps!

Joerg

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