Re: relation between squash and separation

[T3D john bercovitz <bercov@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You can ftp bobcat.etsu.edu and then
cd pub/photo/photo-3d/technical where you can pick up
orthomag.gif, orthosep.gif, and pepax.gif.  (They're binaries)
If you have any questions after looking over those diagrams,
just give me a shout.

> I guess that's what you are suggesting, except the situation
> that we call "squash" is a result of the taking/viewing
> combination and not built into the pair during taking (as the
> "squash" suggests).

Wonderful observation, George.  I don't think that's been
said before.  Also, good short answer that stretch/squash
and hypo/hyper are qualitatively different effects and
non-compensating.

John B


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