P3D Windows

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

>Yes, of course it has a border.  But the border doesn't function
>entirely the same way as the mask of a stereo slide or print.
>    
>The difference as I see it is that in a stereo slide or print pair, the
>mask is binocular.

I see the window as frame of reference.  For the lenticular or an 
anglyph, this is the border of the picture.  Think of the anaglyph 
for a second.  Doesn't the border define the window?  Also, when you 
overlap the edges of a slide mask on the screen during projection 
what do you get?  A black frame.  It is not stereoscopic.  Still acts 
like a window.  If you increase the image size so that you don't
see the slide mask any more then the borders of the screen will
act as the window.  The window is a frame of reference and it
defines the stereo image in within.

George Themelis


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