[photo-3d] StereoJet

[John Toeppen <toeppen@xxxxxxxx>]

someone at movies3d@xxxxxxx asked "What are stereo jet prints?"

Polarized stereo inkjet transparencies is the short answer.  A two sided
cross polarized sheet is used in an inkjet printer with special inks. 
Three hundred dpi requires large scans for large images - typically
Kodak image CDs.  

the new StereoJet pages are:
http://www.stereojet.com/Home/home.html

and SF Imaging's page
http://www.sfimaging.com/SJmain.html

my page on StereoJet:
http://members.home.com/holographics/stjet.html

The "prints" appear to be of photographic quality at normal viewing
distances.  Polarized crosstalk is not noticeable or faint in images
extreme contrast.  This is a museum quality medium.  The silver backing
does not compare to a using a light box and the uncoated transparency.
Use of an overhead projector and a silver screen also works very well.

Cost was $2.50 per square inch - is now .63 cents per square inch.  A
primary problem is now solved!

I have had the pleasure of working in the medium for a while now.  This
is as good as stereo "prints" can be.  Maybe I can sell some of those
museum quality prints of Yosemite, cars, airplanes, ghost towns......

John Toeppen
http://members.home.net/toeppen/index2.htm