[photo-3d] X-Ray Stereo Pair of Flower

[Ralph Johnston/Linda Sherman <copley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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http://people.ne.mediaone.net/linmar/3d/x-ray.html

I have posted a large 2D image plus stereo pairs in 4 formats.  Which do
you like best?  The five photos are all on separate pages, so you don't
have to download them all.  All the photos and pages only totaled 92K.

Paul Wing gave me this slide which he received from a dentist about 25
years ago.

X-Ray Stereo Pair of Flower 
Photographer unknown 
Slide scanned by Ralph Johnston 


                         
800W pixel Parallel LR view, freeview or use Omniscope or Freeviewer's
Assistant 

500W pixel Parallel LR view, freeview or use lorgnette/Holmes type viewer 

800W pixel X-Eye RL view, freeview or use Freeviewer's Assistant 

600H pixel over-under view, use VueMagic viewer 

Note:  If you are running 600x800 resolution or less you might try 768x1024
on this.  If you are troubled by the scroll bar on the right of your
browser, you might try
VuePrint or VuePro which have a full-screen option, slide show, thumbnails,
zoom, some editing, etc. 

A friend took X rays of flowers years ago.  He says "It requires very low
energy (kilovoltage) X rays and high resolution, fine grain industrial X
ray film, and manual
processing.  It is just the opposite of what's done these days in medical X
ray where you want high energy, very rapid exposures and fast film to
reduce radiation
exposure to the patient.  The flower image comes out white on a black
background.  If the X ray images are then photographed on color
transparency film using a
view box with fluorescent lighting, you would get a greenish or bluish
tinge to the flower.  Maybe a different kind of light or filter would give
the blue color to the
rose. "

-Ralph
  

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