The reason I'm interested in this is because we're trying to develop
3-Dimensional exhibits based on photographs. The closest thing I'd
found so far is making scenes that looked like pop-up books. What this
promised seemed to imply fleshing out the pop-up effect to make the
scene look 3D from different angles. Then we could model the exhibit on
the image. We can kind of do this now, but to have a program map
everything out would be great.
david
David Turk
Photographer
Indiana Historical Society
450 W. Ohio St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
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Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Fotowoosh
>Nobody would like to see true 3D photography catch on more than
>myself, but this is not that.
How do you expect to achieve binocular vision with a monocular display?
Keep the laws of physics in mind while reading extravagant claims made
by
MBAs who flunked their one physics class.
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