Re Stereo Window

[P3D Larry Berlin <lberlin@xxxxxxxxx>]

>Date: Mon, 23 Jun 1997
>From: P3D Dylan The Hippy Wabbit writes:
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>So the object becomes to crop so that the closest object is in the same
>place in each frame if it is required to be level with the stereo window.
>To move it behind the window it then needs to be moved so that it's left
>image is closer to the left edge of the frame than the right one.

*****  Yes, described from abstracted aspects. It can be directly visualized
while choosing where to crop it and the results will match the specs you
just mentioned. It is possible to work with this element in several
different ways. I like that versatility.

>
>As for the stuff about whether the window is moving forward or the image
>moves back doesn't that depend on whether the frame is moved or the images
>behind it?

*****  Yes, in a stereo frame mount, the frame itself doesn't move, but the
image chips are moved to an ideal location before being fixed. In a computer
one can choose to move either one easily.

Larry Berlin

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