Re: JPS format

[P3D Shelley, Dan <dshelley@xxxxxxxx>]

>Boy, am I glad Dan mentioned those three 
>letters "JPS".Today has been a good 
>learning day.

It never stops does it? =)

>Thanks for the input from everyone else too 

Ditto, this system is new to me as well, and every little bit of this 
discussion has been valuable!

>Just a quick other question, Who apart form 
>Canopus (www.total3d.com) is 
>supporting/backing the JPS format?

Here is a quote: 
>>>NuVision, VREX and Stereograpics all appear 
>>>to be agreeing to adopt the JPS standard

I have seen a beta version of the VREX product that is being developed, 
and it will be QUITE nice when it's ready. A layman's description is 
that it allows you to find a stereo image on the web (anaglyph, pair, 
JPS, etc) chose to view it, then decide which one of 10 guess of the 
top of my head...)  or more 3D presentation formats (red/blue anaglyph, 
red /green anaglyph, etc...) you want to use to view it. It does the 
conversion on the fly, and let's you see the image in your choice of 
format. I hope that all the companies adopt something similar... 
However, the straight JPS images are the best method of presentation I 
have ever seen...

Dan Shelley
dshelley@xxxxxxxx


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