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P3D Parallax tech
- From: Larry Berlin <lberlin@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: P3D Parallax tech
- Date: Tue, 30 Nov 1999 18:04:11 -0700
Hi Folks,
We talk about parallax in stereo images all the time, as well as a
number of related phenomena, yet I'm unaware if there is an official
unit of measurement for parallax in stereoscopic images? I know of a
parallax unit used in Astronomy, but it's pretty specialized to that
geometry. Is there a different or similar unit for stereo photography?
If so, what is it's definition?
I know what it is and can calculate it, but wondered about what units to
use... In terms of astronomical parallax, a typical stereo photo has
parallax in the neighborhood of 9000... while all stars have a parallax
less than 1.
Of course there's the famous Maximum On Film Deviation factor and that's
measured in mm I think. But that's not precisely parallax itself, though
it's closely related to the parallax factor for objects nearest the
lens.
Thanks,
Larry Berlin
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lberlin@xxxxxxxxx
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