[photo-3d] Re: Lenticular computer displays

["crowell@xxxxxxxxxx" <crowell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> I've been playing a bit with ink-jet printed lenticular images, but
> mainly with ink-jet printed autostereoscopic barrier displays. (I've
> gotten better stereo with the barriers) A stereo pair
> is "multiplexed",that is,the even numbered vertical rows of pixels
> from one image are combined with the odd numbered vertical rows from
> the other, then a black line screen printed on transparent material
> is spaced a suitable distance in front. When viewed from exactly the
> correct position the effect is quite good. I have also managed to
> pull this off on a laptop. I usually bring a few of these images with
> me to the quarterly meetings of the New York Stereoscopic Society,and
> to Mr. Tom Deering's "third friday" stereo dinner in case anyone
> would like to see them.                John Billingham


Cool!  Could you give some details of the construction method?

-Jim C.

-------------------------------------
Jim Crowell, Ph.D.
Dept. of Psychology
Cognitive/Experimental Group
216 Lazenby Hall
Ohio State University
Columbus, OH 43210
mailto:crowell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
mailto:crowell.20@xxxxxxx
mailto:crowell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://vision-lab.psy.ohio-state.edu/crowell/


------------------------------------------------------------------------
You set the price on thousands of products. Computers, electronics, 
art, home appliances and more.  Visit uBid today!
http://click.egroups.com/1/3026/5/_/160438/_/956848129/
------------------------------------------------------------------------