The more cross-eyed stereo pairs I see the more confused I am as to why it would
be better or easier to see.  Doesn't anyone realize how much you have to angle
each eye direction to see the center of a left or right picture?  I just can't
focus while doing so even though I can get my eyes crossed that much.  The
diverged-eye way at least starts you off with the images on the same side of
your face  X-]
Sorry to carry on so about it, but since there's no way to see them as is I have
to shift them around in PSP (so I wanted to whine about it).  Anyway, it is
definately a great 3D effect and good subject matter as well.  That reach for
the world isn't nearly as good in 2D.

Bob

"Harold Baize" <bai### [at] itsaucsfedu> wrote in message
news:387fd65c@news.povray.org...
> Well I have been nit-picking the stereo postings of others so
> I should put my stuff out there for peer review :-). The space
> scene was rendered with POV using Chris Colefax's Galaxy include
> file. Spent much time trying to get a good cloud texture on the
> Earth. The child was not rendered :-), she was photographed using
> a 1950's stereo camera (TDC Vivid).
>
> This image won a Gold Medal from the Photographic Society of
> America.
>
> Harold
>
>
>

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