P3D Mounting standards

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In a message dated 30/09/98 17:51:33 GMT, Photo-3D digest 3001 contained:
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 > >The illnesses referred to only occur with extreme pictures and
 > >prolonged exposure to them. But mostly the cause is bad mounting
 > >(rotational and/or heigth errors).
 > >Abram Klooswyk
 > 
 > Maybe. But at the NSA convention in Richmond, at the first slide show
 > we saw ( probably the epitome of expertly taken and projected 3d
 > pictures) after ten minutes of viewing my companion turned to me and
 > said "I'm getting a headache." Maybe she was carsick from the ride
 > down.Or maybe some people just can't take it, no matter how good the
 > mounting. Of slides..>>

Well, I was appalled at the general standard of mounting at NSA Richmond. As
far as I can remember, there were only about two or three shows where the
mounting was accurate. The others varied from various grades of window
violation down to "shouldn't be projected at all"...

Bob Aldridge


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