P3D Re: Viewing

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George you are magnificent!  Thank you  Thank you  Thank you!!!
Your explanation was very very comprehensive.  Sometimes I feel like you are 
all talking Greek!  Not this time.  Plain, simple English.  And I am very 
happy to hear that you are all friends.  At first I thought you were going to 
scream at me for questioning your authority.  No question about it -- you are 
indeed an authority on this subject.  I am just curious why Larry wants to 
depart from a technical procedure.
I was just trying to understand it, but I am so happy that it evoked this 
response from you because this is exactly the information I need to get 
started.  And the sooner I 
get started the less you will probably hear of my introspections.  Well, I 
have to have 
something to do while I am waiting on these glasses.    You're a wonderful 
person 
George.  Bump me up on that list of priorities of yours a number or two, will 
ya?   Dan is sending me anaglyph glasses.  You were going to send me the 
other cardboard glasses that I need to see parallel slides, right?  And don't 
forget the slides. Never mind, I just reread your post and see that it will 
do no good to send me slides. Within a couple of weeks after Christmas I 
intend to buy that slide bar and a viewer from you-when I figure out which 
one I need and the camera Peter mentioned-the toy, so to speak,(with 
viewer!).  There's really no point in shooting something that I can't see 
right now.  Sorry Larry, I don't think I am capable of free-viewing. You 
gotta tell me there is another way to see your art--I'm intrigued by it.  I 
will try the celophane!  Wouldn't looking at stereo photos on the computer 
monitor be like looking at stereo photos on a projection screen?  I thought 
all I need was a pair of cardboard polarized glasses!   So what you are 
saying is that unless I get these special glasses to go with Depthcharge or 
the photo on the screen uses a java applet that when there is a stereo pair 
on the computer screen that I will always see this pair as a pair and they 
will not merge as one 
3D photo unless I learn the crosseyed or parallel viewing techniques?  Will 
these glasses that go with Depthcharge merge the stereo pair for me?  So, why 
don't you just put your slides on a website for me George and I'll buy the 
glasses that go with Depthcharge.  I can afford to buy the Depthcharge 
glasses and a slide bar, but I don't think I can afford to buy every 
different format viewer there is out there!  They must be very expensive 
anyway,  I haven't seen a price on any of them, anywhere.     Will study your 
posts very carefully George.  Will visit your site again Larry.   ...maybe if 
I get closer to the screen.  Where would I get a Holmes viewer.  Has anyone 
ever built a reproduction of one?   I want to be able to see your work not 
just my own!

                                                                              
   Teri