Stereoscopic Images - from: sci.techniques.microscopy #4620

[P3D John Weiler <jweiler@xxxxxxx>]

A friend sent this to me - I haven't looked at their web site yet.  I
thought it might be of interest!


In article <32B97371.5220@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Ronald D. Lucier"
<optics3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
|> We are in the process of obtaining numerous stereoscopic (3D, left/right) 
|> images for a general interest database.  These images will be obtained 
|> with our single lens stereo borescope.  The images will be converted to 
|> analglyphs (red/blue), cross-eyed and interlaced (for shuttered monitors, 
|> glasses) formats for downloading by interested parties.
|> 
|> While macro stereo video imagery has been around for years utilizing two 
|> parallel cameras, micro stereo (lens less than 12 mm od) is relatively 
|> new.  Therefore as we have the capacity to produce these images, Optical 
|> Hybrids, Inc, would like the input of any users as to what subjects we 
|> should acquire for display.  Possible subjects include electronic parts 
|> (SMT components), crystals, various flora, etc.  What other subjects 
|> would be of interest?  These images will be available for free download 
|> and without any copyright.
|> 
|> The express purpose of our effort is to educate academia, industry and 
|> the public on the advantages of viewing the world with both eyes open!  
|> We have been accustomed to look at television and computer monitors with 
|> two eyes yet the imagery presented is generated basically from one eye.
|> 
|> Our web page has some information on the single lens stereo optics at:
|> 
|> http://www.3doptics.com
|> 
|> Additional information and/or responses can be directed to:
|> 
|> Ronald Lucier
|> President
|> Optical Hybrids, Inc.
|> 134 Tucker Rd.
|> W. Brookfield, MA  01585
|> USA
|> (508) 867-6433
|> (508) 867-6188 fax


John Weiler
Columbus OH
jweiler@xxxxxxx


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