Re: Learning to freeview

[P3D Larry Berlin <lberlin@xxxxxxxxx>]

>Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 14:54:35 -0500 (EST)
>Paul Talbot, newborn free-viewer writes:
>>(I said)
>>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.
>

Hahaha, I'll bet that's my page!  ; -)

The URL is http://www.sonic.net/new/see3d.html

When I made that page, I figured it was easier for you to d/l the image and
make the transparency yourself than for me to keep a supply available to
send out. I'd love to hear your experience.

Larry Berlin

Email: lberlin@xxxxxxxxx
http://www.sonic.net/~lberlin/
http://3dzine.simplenet.com/


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