[photo-3d] Stereo slide mounting in the computer

[gnored <gnored@xxxxxxxxxx>]

John Goodman wrote (in re: LLL ASCII demo): 

> Just 
> make a pair of identically sized new image files (a bit smaller 
> than the pixel dimension of your source images), and position 
> them adjacently for cross-eye or parallel viewing, whichever 
> you prefer. 

I don't understand this part. What does "a bit smaller" mean?
If you've already defined the size and cropping of the images,
nudging them left and right doesn't really change the window --
I mean, if you find that you need a bit more image on a side of
one of the images, how do you get that back? Are you scanning
a mounted slide by chance?

> After the fevers of doubt, or blush of embarrassment subside, 
> quench yourself in the cool delight of stereo windows under 
> your control. As others have written, having them just right can 
> make a big difference.

I just remounted a couple of slides to "correct" the window
(though now I probably can't project it again since infinity
points will be too far apart). Quenched myself in the cool
delights, etc., and you know what? I still don't think the
difference is really all that big. The _important_part, the
photograph, is still the same. 


Still baffled by all the hoopla
gn


 

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