[photo-3d] Re: 3d vision

[Alan Lewis <3-d@xxxxxxxx>]

> Bob
> Rather, I am looking for someone who can advise
> on how to go about designing a viewer composed of two separate optical
> paths. In the normal viewers that are frequently discussed on this list,
> two monoculars are fastened together at the normal interocular distance
> and their optical paths are parallel. My special viewer would essentially
> be the same two monoculars, each of which could be separately aimed on
> non-parallel optical paths at the 3D photo appropriate for each eye. 
> 
> Rogers

I would think this would be easiest (if possible at all) to do by using
separate mounts for each stereo film chip (twin stereo, not single mount
Realist type stereo mounts).

This way each film chip could be mounted in a specific position to suit
the eye direction (angle,vertical position, horiz position), and the
lenses aligned with each individual slide to allow a straight vision
path for each eye. 

I'm not sure this would work because I don't fully understand the eye
condition, but it may.

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