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Warp wrote:
> Jellby <me### [at] privacy net> wrote:
>> It may be clearer if you look at this diagram:
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>> http://local.wasp.uwa.edu.au/~pbourke/projection/stereorender/raystereo2.gif
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>> The two "eyes" are looking at two different points, which means their
>> respective fields of view are not exactly the same, but they overlap in
>> some region, and it is there where the stereoscopic vision works. The image
>> you pointed at first is somehow already "cropped" to this overlapping field
>> (the red line in the second image).
>
> So the situation is modelled so that the eyes are assumed to be looking
> at infinity?
No. Check one of the better books on virtual reality systems, they usually
have a good and comprehensive explanation of what is going on there.
Thorsten
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