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In article <3b2a531c@news.povray.org>, Bill DeWitt says...
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Bill,
Basically you want 2 cameras looking at the same objects. the cameras
should be some distance apart and have their axes nearly or wholly
parallel.
Then, with your mirrors, you get them to virtually overlap in such a way
that the (one) camera gets these objects in a somewhat different place
in the image plane (the film as it were).
In my opinion your scheme is correct. What you have to achieve is that
the two images cannot overlap and that the two images cover the same
general view.
It should be just a matter of trimming the mirrors and the black screen.
I could try to draw a more detailed scheme if you'd like me to.
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Regards, Sander
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