P3D Re: Cardboarding

[boris@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Boris Starosta)]

Just a few minutes ago, I wrote, regarding the "cardboarding" seen in
Lenticulars:

"Actually, my theory would apply/explain your impressions of lents quite
well.  It is likely that you look at your lent. print at a pretty good
distance, say one to two feet.  The "field of view" of the lent is thus
fairly narrow, certainly much narrower than the taking lenses on the
camera.  Thus you are experiencing the equivalent of a longer f.l. viewer
lens and shorter f.l. taking lens."

I just got it backwards.  According to my theory, you should be seeing
"stretch" in a lenticular.  So therefore, I don't know what I'm talking
about...

Can anyone else help here?

Respectfully submitted,



Boris Starosta

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