In defence of cheesey 3-D

[P3D 3-D STUFF <3dstereo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I felt quite insulted, as a 3-D lover and creator, by the entertainmentless
segments of "In your face" 3-D.  But, in defense for ONLY the part that had
people shoving things at the camera, not the lame improptu acting:

I have pitched commercial 3-D projects to a few companies, and in EVERY
SITUATION I showed some of my work, and they ALWAYS said, "If you do the
project for us, you can make more stuff flying out of the image, right?

So, I have figured out that often if you want to get 3-D out to the masses,
you may not have any other choices than to poke all the people in the eyes,
or stay out of work.  If at some point I finally break through and get to do
some commercial 3-D thing, I will fight to not break to many stereo rules,
but when it comes down to it, whoever pays me will have the final decision.

Lincoln Kamm
Maker of 3-D STUFF
http://www.concentric.net/~3dstereo


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