P3D Re: "stereo window"

["Dr. George A. Themelis" <DrT-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>I think it is much easier to understand what the "stereo window" is, if
>you just call it the "window frame".  The window frame is defined by the
>edges of the stereo mount you are using.  

Why omit the word "stereo"?  This "window frame" is a stereoscopic thing.
It is positioned in space when the pair is viewed stereoscopically.  Also, 
you have a stereo window even if you are not using any mounts.  Examples 
are the stereo images in the internet and the stereo prints
..

Perhaps "stereo boundary" is a better term, but I like the window because
it is the closest parallel to a real life concept.

George Themelis


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