Re: Lenticular image:

[P3D Bob Wier <wier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

|>Both, I think, but more probably for commercial type images. Hauling
|>a stuffed Cougar (the cat, not the car) up a trail is a bit of a job
|>(plus it looks really strange bungied to your backpack :-)
|>
|
|**********  I'd love a 3D photo of the trip up the trail! That would be
|really *wild*!  : -)
|
|Larry Berlin
|


While on the subject of Eagles, I have a Lenticular that I took last
summer (and got processed by Nims-Tech) of an eagle sculpture which was
made by a guy local here who does chainsaw carving on logs (a cousin
who was visiting at the time bought a 36" bear cub - he carved it on the
spot, so I went around a photographed all his other stuff around the shop).
It's very realisting looking, with a wing span of perhaps 5' in flight
(and balanced perfectly - there is one supporting stick). It turned out
really well, but unfortunately short of having a Photo-expo 3 I can't
figure out how to show it to anyone on the list (unless maybe I can
scan two of the negative frames and make a side by side out of it).

I *did* just take a bunch of both Lents and shifted foot pictures of the
Ice Climbing park here. Assuming they come out (difficult exposure problems
what with the enormous contrast range of the sunlit ice and the dark rock)
I'll stick them onto the web page here when I get 'em scanned in.

(Also see either the Dec or Jan National Geographic for non-stereo pics - I
forget which).

THANKS

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  4:11 PM Sunday, January 5, 1997
   keeper of the Photo-3d, Motorola
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