P3D Deep Vision

[Ray Zone <r3dzone@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>While searching the web I ran across a web site that described how red and
>cyan lenses are better for pulfrich effect than the one dark lens. Does
>anyone have an opinion on this? The web page I refer to is -

>http://www.3dglasses.com/3dtv.htm

Photo-3d members who visit the website above may recognize the handiwork of
Hollywood 3-D movie writer, producer, director Stephen Gibson who has given
us over the years such marginal adult cinematic fare as Black Lolita
(1973), Scoring --rereleased as M-3D (1984), The Playmates (1973), Disco
Dolls in Hot Skin (1978-1985) and It Came From Inner Space (1985).

All of Gibson's films are released in what R.M. Hayes in his 3-D Movies
book terms the "single-strip polybiochromatic anaglyph" format.  Several of
his films have been released in varying versions from mildly to explicitly
adult for different markets.  Gibson is no stranger to hyperbole and uses
such colorful names as "holorama" and "laser lenses" to characterize his
work.

Though his website is G-rated, Gibson's hyperbole is in evidence there.  He
offers "free 3-D glasses" (Deep Vision anaglyph with blue lens over the
left eye) and displays several color anaglyphs on his site.  One of the
anaglyphs featured on the site is a "3-D conversion" with absolutely no
3-D.  It was produced with the spurious software which merely throws red
and green/blue channels out of register.




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