Remco,

Thank you for the web page. I have been making and projecting
stereoscopic images from POV-Ray for years. I use a vintage
(1949) TDC Vivid stereoscopic slide projector. One thing you
should know is that, since the late 1930's, the standard orientation
for the polarizing filters is opposing 45 degree angles..  / \, not -- |.
To learn more about 3D projection and the history of 3D look up
the book "Amazing 3-D" by Hal Morgan and Dan Summers
(Little, Brown 1982).

Harolddd
(long time stereoscopic 3-D enthusiast)
"Remco Poelstra" <rjp### [at] homenl> wrote in message
news:3A7### [at] homenl...
> Hi,
>
> I've made a website about viewing 3D images with polarizing filters.
> www.beryllium.net/~remco/polaroid/
> It's based on an experiment I'm doing for physics together with a friend.
> All images will be done in povray, but only the simple images (to
> explain how it works) are done by me. For the cool images did I recieve
> some sourcecode from TonyB and Tor Olav Kristenen.
> The website isn't completed yet, since the experiment just started.
>
> I hope some might get inspired and try this at home!
>
> Please tell me whether you like the site or not and so on.
>
> Remco Poelstra
>

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