Re: [photo-3d] Trip to the Grand Canyon & Monument Valley

[Michael Kersenbrock <michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

From: Michael Kersenbrock <michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

You might want to try taking a hyper from with left/right
from different lookouts, a *significant* distance apart.
At least at the Grand Canyon.  It's a LOOOONNNNGGG
way to the other side.  Of course the popular thing to
do is to have a little bit of 3d foreground with the "flat"
backdrop of the canyon itself in the background.  :-)
Mine looked that way, others I've seen do too (makes
me "grin" :-).

Mike K.

P.S. - Of course, in less than a day, one can leave the
          Grand Canyon, stop by at Lake what's-it's-name
          and have lunch near the London Bridge (actually
          purchased and moved there), then end up in Vegas
          in the evening...... :-)

Edwin Clements wrote:

> From: Edwin Clements <eclements@xxxxxxxxx>
>
> If you are going to try to do 3-D of either of these,
> you will need some kind of hyperstereo capability
> (like 2 cameras spread out on some kind of bar).  The
> size of these and the distance you are likely to be
> away from them will result in you not getting much of
> a 3-D effect from something like a Realist-format
> camera.


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