P3D RE: PHOTO-3D digest 2725

["Sokolowski, Ray" <paa5402@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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>Sent: 	Wednesday, May 13, 1998 10:07 AM
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>Subject: 	PHOTO-3D digest 2725
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>>The translation from point-n-shooting flat
>>photographs to point-n-shooting stereo is practically nil.  Tape two
>>disposable cameras together and you've got it.  
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>How about viewing?  This seems to me to be the most tricky part of
>the equation.  Viewing is uncommon and awkward.  You need a viewer and you
>need to be able to use the viewer or you need to train yourself
>to do weird exercises with your eyes.  That's the problem, IMO. 
>
>-- George Themelis
>
>	Some people say they don't see anything. Others say they see two images. One
>said he could see three images because he had such great peripheral vision. I
>asked him to please igore the sides. A few said they could close one eye and
>still see 3D. I wanted to scream at them that that's perspective, you dope,
>but patiently asked them to please open both eyes.
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