Web-based 3D example

[P3D Marvin Jones <Campfire@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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>I'd be interested in seeing some resultant slide scans =

on the web (as others may be).  I'm curious as to the =

quality you're getting (lossy compression aside) Has =

anyone got a url with some images on it that were =

scanned from slides?  Harolddd?  Anyone?<

I've got several stereo pairs on the Stereo Club of Southern California
website at http://home.earthlink.net/~campfire. Follow the menu choice to=

the Photo Gallery. I didn't scan them myself, as my equipment couldn't
handle Realist-format glass mounts. They were scanned by Jon Gross. At th=
e
moment they are available as parallel or cross-eyed views, although I'm
planning to convert them into (forgive me, Jon!) JPS format when I get a
little time. It seems to me to be the most versatile and accessible viewi=
ng
mechanism. While you are there, you might also want to check out the bran=
ch
concerning movies, as there are several stereo pairs there from classic 3=
D
movies of the '50s.


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