Re: Do you see what i see?

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Kip Williams <kiptw@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote: 

>I keep red/blue gl***** by the computer, but so far almost every single 
>time I've tried to use it, the image in the red side is far dimmer than 
>the one in the blue side, making me try to squint enough to equalize 
>them, and invariably fail. I can tell that there's a 3-D effect there, 
>but can't make it out.
>
>I have some of the same problem with printed anaglyphic stereos as well. 
>Could just be me, I suppose.

     Not just you.  I have the same problem on most anaglyphs.  I
much prefer parallel for small and cross for large pictures.

     I recently came across a set of anaglyphs of the building of
the London Underground.  They're red/green.  I had no trouble.

     I'm going to have to try converting some of the red/blue JPGs
to red/green and seeing if that improves things.

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