Pseudoscopic beginner questions

[P3D Adam L. Beckerman <adam@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ok, Larry B & Brian R both mention reversing the glasses (or the views) 
creates a pseudoscopic (or inside out) effect.  Again, in my case, Bob 
Mannle's tutorial (http://www.tisco.com/3d-web/ana_demo/pana.htm) 
says to use the glasses (red left) and replace the red channel from the 
left image with the red channel from the right image.  When I do this, I 
see greater depth with the red on the right.  I have no eye defects that 
would preclude me from believing that were I to replace the red channel 
in the right image with that of the left, I would see any differently with 
the glasses red left.  The depth is very clear as to what is 'in front' of 
what, and I'm pretty sure I'm not viewing it pseudoscopically.

Soooo, could the problem be slight towing of the camera from my 
shoot-step-shoot method, or is Bob's tutorial backwards?  Please 
take a gander at my image and let me know...:
http://users.apexinc.com/~adam/3dhouse.html.

Regards,

Adam


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