RE: Multiple lenses in Lenticular Images

[P3D Shelley, Dan <dshelley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>How can they possibly contribute any depth 
>when processed into a lenticular print?

A lenticular image is generally an image that lends itself to being 
viewed from different angles. I am in the process of creating a "Who's 
who?" board for my company's lobby of all the employees with lenticular 
pictures. The main reasons I chose this format are that 1.) people get 
bored quickly when viewing 2D images, and 2.) no viewers are required. 
When the viewer comes up to the board, no matter if they are 4 feet or 
6 feet from the image, it will show them"a" stereo pair, as they move 
side to side to se other images, they will notice that their 
perspective changes on all the images, (in effect, switching stereo 
pairs), and they will be able to see a different version of the same 
image. Although nothing is animated, the whole board will be "alive" 
with a sort of "motion". Those reasons alone make the system viable for 
me. =) Hope this helps a little bit...

Dan Shelley
http://www.dddesign.com/3dbydan


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