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[photo-3d] 3d video / too much depth?
- From: boris@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: [photo-3d] 3d video / too much depth?
- Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 17:26:32 -0400 (EDT)
Harold Baize:
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>Seriously! Extreme window violation and
>excessive parallax. Almost un-viewable.
Thanks for your review of the video you have. Can you quantify the
violations and parallax? How much is maximum deviation on-screen? How
large is your viewing screen.
As some of you may have noticed with my rantings about the SI-3d issue, the
need for sufficient depth is very important to me. As with printed
anaglyphs, video stereo probably needs some exagerrated deviations (i.e.
parallax) to give a good sensation of depth. Particularly as video is
fairly low resolution. But what does that mean numerically on the actual
image surface?
I am trying to learn what people want and respond to, in terms of depth.
(I realize this is general topic, and am cross-posting to P3D, where
replies should go)
Boris
- Science is the part of culture that rubs against the world.
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- Stanislaw Lem, _His Master's Voice_
Boris Starosta boris@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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