P3D Panoramic vecotgraph

[Jon Golden <3dman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>Michael A Amundson <Michael.Amundson@xxxxxxx> WROTE:
I was doing some reading on the history of photography (for my class of
the same name) and came across an interesting footnote.  It seems that
in
the 1860s, a set of stereos were made of an Iowa town creating a
panorama
of stereo images.  My question, could these be converted to vectograph
or
anaglyph, then lined up side by side, to produce a true stereo panorama?

Michael A. Amundson
Assistant Professor of History
Northern Arizona University
Michael.Amundson@xxxxxxx

Michael...this may be a good application for Stereojet printing...which
is a new five layer polarized process, done via an Epson printer...with
specialized software....the  polarized material...which provides the
same viewing method the vectographs did...except with the option of
color...can be set to output any length x 11in 9 the material is in
rolls 11 in wide)....I am ALMOST sure that is true...but would have to
check.

This is a technology that will be ready for commercial purchase by the
end of this year I hope..and for more information...email me your slo
mail address.
For those who have already requested information....a bulk mailing will
go 
out on Color Stereojets next week...thanks for your patience. 
Regar-D-D-D-s
Jon Golden  3dman@xxxxxxxxxxx



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