P3D Re: likes and dislikes

[jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Gabriel Jacob)]

Duncan writes,
>>I'll go away and think some more about what I like; why I
>>like what I like; why I might want to like other stuff, etc.

Like Dr.T I also found it very interesting why Duncan likes 3-D.
It explains why there is varied interests in 3-D. Before Dr.T
posted his message, I thought of his often stated reasons for
preferring stereo photography. Also ortho-Boris came to mind
and others professed interests relating to 3-D.

Dr.T writes,
>There is always a risk that someone who happens to like what you
>don't like will feel hurt by your statements, but that should not
>stop people from stating their preferences and discussing them. The
>opposite view is the "politically correct" approach that all forms
>of stereo are worth pursuing as long as they are stereo.

Gee, I never thought of myself as politically correct. ;-) I know your
not referring to anyone in particular but I have to mention that I
don't think many in this group would think that all forms of stereo
are worth pursuing. Rather I think, they are interested in pursuing
all forms of GOOD stereo, which I am personally interested in also. 

>There is a lot to be learned from the discussions on what forms of
>stereo people like (or don't like) and why.
>-- George Themelis

I agree. :-)

Gabriel



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