Re: [photo-3d] Stereo Mounting

[Bill Costa <Bill.Costa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

    Regarding the SAM slide mounter:

>   But in all seriousness, I would never go back to mounting stereo the
> old "grid" method again since having used the SAM has allowed me to
> speed up the process and get it right the first time.

    With the SAM I do a combination of both.  First I like to use the
    built-in movable alignment marks to quickly setup the chips,
    *then* I view the image in stereo and do any fine tuning.  

    An interesting optical illusion is when an object sticks out of
    the window.  The alignment guide, which is a thin vertical rule
    that hovers at the stereo window's surface, can be moved back and
    forth, 'slicing' through the part of the image projecting past the
    window.  I find this really helps me visualizing exactly where the
    surface of the window is in the image.

                                                       Later....BC

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