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P3D Re: Viewing with vs. without lenses
- From: Bruce Springsteen <bsspringsteen@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: P3D Re: Viewing with vs. without lenses
- Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 13:52:50 -0700
Greg, whose eyes swing in and out like saloon doors, confessed:
>>Hello, my name is Greg, and I'm a freeviewaholic.
A cautionary tale, if ever there was one. Talk about decoupling
accommodation and convergence! This guy's hitting the hard stuff. He's a
trained professional, don't try it at home.
>>Before I knew it, I was freeviewing "3D Hollywood"
Well, I'm impressed except for that - half the pairs in that book are
cross-viewable pseudo anyway, right? ;-)
But seriously, folks, Tony (I think) mentioned that magnification of
magazine pairs tends to show up the dots in the printing, and it occurred
to me that that's a good argument for printing View Magic pairs in
magazines - large images, no need to cut them out and stuff them in a
Holmes scope or buy a pricey glass lorgnette or freeview at 20 inches as
with full size side-by sides, and no big dots appearing as there's no
magnification at the typical viewing distance - just a very slight
reduction in image size.
You could even do transparency inserts to remove and lay on a light box -
instant "slides" for View Magic-aholics.
Bruce (I'm feeling giddy! Somebody drive me home.) Springsteen
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