Re: [photo-3d] Re: Velvia

[Gabriel Jacob <jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>"Perfect exposure" for me is a relative term as it depends
>a lot on the viewing method.
>
>George Themelis

Very good point, which you've brought up before many times
(good). When you think about it, it's kinda funny, is there
such a thing as perfect exposure (from your point, it looks
like there isn't).

I guess to determine it (if there is a way), one would have
to specify the criteria (viewing, projection, or some other
variables) that determines "perfect exposure." Would
something that projects and views well, be considered
perfectly exposed?

Then again, there are many variables in viewing and projection
(you mentioned a few) which would make this difficult.

Gabriel with a lot of questions and no answers. Interesting 
question though.


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