In article <407319af@news.povray.org>,
 "john.s<replacewithdot>grant" 
 <"john.s<replacewithdot>grant"@sym### [at] icoca> wrote:

> This isn't theoretical.
> 
> When I want a pair of pictures for a stereogram, I render the scene 
> and move the file then rotate the objects or the camera 10 - 12 
> degrees on only one axis of choice.

You might want to read some of the other messages in this thread. Though 
the obvious method, this way has some problems. Basically, it leaves a 
greater non-overlapping image area, making the stereo view of the scene 
smaller, and can cause eye strain (the images are exactly what the eye 
would see, but they are projected onto a flat surface in front of the 
eye). If you compensate for that effect, it might be more useful...

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