Re: SEM Anaglyphs

[P3D Gabriel Jacob <jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Okay, now that I am fully awake, there was another interesting
article that I read the other day regarding microscopes and 3D;
since there was some talk about 3D and microscopes a few weeks
ago. 

In this months Quality in Manufacturing magazine there is an
article about new microscope technology. What caught my eye
was a paragraph about 3D for compound scopes. Here is an excerpt
from the article, titled, "All the world's a stage".

  3D for compound scopes 

  Another new microscopy technology just made
  available by Carl Zeiss is 3D imaging technology
  used as part of a compound microscope. 

  "A stereoscope has the ability to see 3D. You
  yourself see 3D, as your eyes interpret two images,
  each from a different angle," explains Hohman.
  "This technology does the same thing, but on a
  compound microscope." 

  Three-dimensional imaging provides depth
  perception to a compound microscope. Such depth
  perception has been restricted to low magnification
  environments on stereoscopes that typically offer
  magnification from 10x to 50x. Compound
  microscopes offer magnification from 100x to 1000x.

You can also read the full article on their web page at,
  http://www.aip.com/mfg/pub/qm/html/897sta.html

Gabriel


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