P3D Re: laptop

[Ole Hansen <oha@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hayden B. Baldwin wrote:
> I would like to use my laptop to display 3D images in a powerpoint
> slide show. I travel and need to use this type of presentation.
> Can it be done and how?

You can use anaglyphs or doubble picture files in PowerPoint just as
you like. On my labtop (Digital HiNote VP) I use anaglyphs viewed
with red/cyan glasses (Not red/blue or red/green). The colorintensity
of coloranaglyphs is lower than seen on a CRT monitor, but acceptable.
Halftone anaglyps (b/w) can be a better choise.
In PowerPoint you start a new slideshow and import the imagefiles to
separate slides in the normal way. Having finished the the first slide
you open a new slide, finish it and save it as slide 2. When all slides
in
the series are finished, you show them as a slideshow in the normal way.

If you want to test the display of your labtop, you can use the
anaglyphs on:  http://hjem/get2net.dk/stereoskopklubben
as testmaterial. Especialy Bubbles and Svendborgsund are critical.
If you want more information, just send me a mail.
regards - Ole Hansen
olehansen@xxxxxxxxx


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