P3D Re: " Orthostereoscopic"

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In trying to figure out just what you mean by this term, I have come up with 
this:

In order to get the stereo photograph to look undistorted, there are certain 
mechanical processes that must be adhered to.  Well, maybe Larry doesn't want 
his images to be undistorted.   Maybe distortion enhances the experience of 
his images(?)  Larry?  Like a fisheye lens might, if you could change out the 
lenses. 
If the subject of the image was invented or created for the first time a 
person wouldn't
know that it was distorted from normal vision would they?  Check out Larry's 
web site and you may understand his point.  There is a big difference in 
taking pictures and making pictures.  Both are valid.  
If I didn't get it, forgive me.  I'm working on it.   

"...includes the 'recording' requirement, and that it is often express in 
terms of secondary necessities like focal length, matching and IPD..."  You 
lost me there. 
Will get it eventually though.  

Thanks Peter for telling us about that camera.  I intend to get one of those 
as soon as I recover from Christmas spending.  

That's the same email a friend sent me Gabriel--"The Last Lunar Hurrah of the 
Millennium"


Totally lost me on the TV commercials. Have no idea what dolly motion is or 
why 
anyone would want to reproduce something they saw on TV.  Well, I guess it 
would 
be kind of cool to have a 3D image of the titanic.  George Lucas himself 
would probably appreciate a 3D image of that trailer from The Phantom Menace. 
 Maybe 
you should have sent him one.   Is there a law against copying something or 
is the law against selling something you've copied?  In any case, I doubt 
that he would have sued you.  I'm sure he would have been fascinated with it 
and flattered, Bob.

Will   finish  pd3   later   must   go   deliver   food   to   hungry   
people   now.... 

                                                                            
-Teri