John Edmark - Stereo Photography

John Edmark -- Stereo Photography (Viewing tips at bottom of page)

Travels:

	Hyperstereo Landscapes
	Machu Picchu

Gathering for Gardner Nine:

	At Tom Rodgers' House
	George Hart Sculptures (GeorgeHart.com)

Misc:

Umea Institute of Design: The Art of Conception

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Viewing Tips

The links above open a special stereo viewer window designed to serve up
stereo images in a number of different ways, depending upon the user's
equipment. The bottom of the viewer window contains several clickable
words for selecting viewing options.

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For the best viewing experience, select FullScreen.

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To use red/cyan glasses, select Dubois or C_ana or H_ana. If you experience ghosting, try changing the color settings on your monitor.

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To view stereo pairs by crossing your eyes, select Cross.

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To percieve depth without glasses or crossing your eyes, select Wiggle. Move the cursor vertically to adjust the pivot point in the image.

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To view the image as a flat image, choose Mono.

The size of the image can be adjusted by dragging the bottom-right corner
of the viewer window (when not in FullScreen mode).

If the depth effect does not look correct, try selecting Swap.

•	For the best viewing experience, select FullScreen.
• none	To use red/cyan glasses, select Dubois or C_ana or H_ana. If you experience ghosting, try changing the color settings on your monitor.
•	To view stereo pairs by crossing your eyes, select Cross.
• none	To percieve depth without glasses or crossing your eyes, select Wiggle. Move the cursor vertically to adjust the pivot point in the image.
•	To view the image as a flat image, choose Mono.