Re: [photo-3d] Re: Comics Lists

[Bob Wier <wier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Nope, it still can be discussed on this list. P3D is kind of a misnomer.
>Discussion of non "photo" related stereoscopic topics are allowed by the
>charter. Thank you Bob! :-)

Yes - about the only thing excluded is holography, on the basis that
there are a bunch of lists that already cover that topic.

Myself, I like 3D Comics.  I'm in awe of artists who can draw in
3D (or at least the ones who can produce rounded images to some extent).
I have a copy of an X-Men comic where the view is of the interior of
a starship, with a character looking out at the universe thru a large
rounded "bubble" window. You can actually see the curve of the window -
amazing!

Also, if I can tromp down memory lane, some of my earliest memories
are of 3D comics in the early 50's - I can't remember the subject though
(although having 3 older sisters, it might have tended to be mushy
love stuff :-)

I was very fascinated by the 3D effect - although I kind of lost
interest when we got one of them there newfangled "TV" sets...

              Bob Wier
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   4:34 PM Saturday, April 22, 2000
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   Rocky Mountain College, Billings MT.
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