Re: Learning to freeview (was Screen too large)

[P3D <PTWW@xxxxxxx>]

>After building this device I changed to a preference for prism glasses
>for stereogram training. Later yet I decided transparent stereograms
>were even better.

I'll second that!  I've been meaning to post a story about my own
recent experience with "learning to free-view."  I just can't take
the time to do it right now, but will do my best to send it soon.
If anyone is holding their breath in anticipation (especially
newbies who might think they'll never get the hang of it--that
describes me just a few weeks ago) please refer first to the web
site that has a discussion on this topic, including a "bogus"
offer of a free-view starter kit.  My post will have some additional
pointers and a suggestion of how to make your own starter kit a
little more easily than the make-your-own one described there.
I'm sorry I do not have the URL for the site; I intended to look
for it before composing my post on the topic, but haven't had a
chance to do that either.  Maybe the person whose site has this info
can supply the reference for us.

Paul Talbot, newborn free-viewer


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