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From: tdb8q@csissun10.ee.Virginia.EDU (Tom Barrett)
Subject: Re: Stereographics images
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In article <3ag7sb$3ct@bee.uspnet.usp.br>,  <shin@uspif.if.usp.br> wrote:
>Hi, how i can built a stereographic image?

The easiest way is to just mount two cameras in relative positions
which mimic the eyes. If you don't have two cameras, you can create a
simple camera mount out of wood (or buy one) which would allow you to
take one photo and then switch cameras. Obviously, the problem here
would be that the object can not move.

To create an image, you just bring in the seperate images into the red
and green planes... I actually use red and cyan as I have been using
red/cyan 3D glasses.

Tom
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** Tom Barrett ** tom.barrett@virginia.edu
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