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"Small Furry Animals in Stereo 3D"
August 15, 2001
Furriness is a difficult subject to display digitally in stereo 3D.
Stereo viewing relies on sharp contrast edges to determine the relative
positions of features. When displaying fur at low resolution, the detail
of the fur can get washed out. This reduces the edges used in stereo viewing.
Thanks to the contributing photographers, this series of stereo views shows
that furriness can be imaged and digitally displayed in stereo 3D.
Views: A Ruthless Innocent (Cat), Sugar Glider,
Miniature Pony, Coyote, Darlin (Guinea Pig), Jo Jo (Cat), Monkey Love,
Kitten in the Grass.
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"Flowers" July
13, 2001
In this series of photographs, the structure and natural beauty of
flowers are revealed in stereo 3D.
Views: Lilies, Feaverfew, Atlas Cedar, DogRose, Day Lilies,
Hibiscus, Wisteria Connection, Honeysuckle, Bougainvillea, Encyclia Tampensis,
Epidendrum Anceps, Sunflower.
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"Insects, Bugs and More"
Mar. 7, 2001
This article was assembled from the images of multiple stereo photographers
from around the world. The theme is insects, bugs or anything else which
moves in the macro-world. This article also introduces an innovative scoring
mechanism which allows vistors to express their opinion of each image and
for you to view the current score of the image.
Views: Snail, Woodlouse, Kiku Fly, House Fly, Hornworm,
Earwig, Fruitfly, Paperwasp, Beefly. |
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"Deep Earth Nine" by stereo photographer
David W. Kesner Feb. 20, 2001
This is another sampling of Kesner's images -- this time exposing his
underground activities. In this caving adventure, Kesner and his companions
attempt to locate the center of the earth. |
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"Aerial Views" by stereo photographer
David W. Kesner Jan. 17, 2001
These views were taken from a commercial aircraft. The images
are remarkably clear considering that they were taken through a passenger
window. The stereo views were obtained by pairing two pictures separated
in time. In this article, Kesner demonstrates his skill in framing
the images and judging the stereo base even when the airplane is circling.
Views: Mount Rainier, Mount Baker, the Grand Canyon, the
Las Vegas Strip, and Clouds. |
