Re: [OM] 3D (What worked, what didn't)

[iwert bernakiewicz]

 The end result is known as "hyperstereo".  By definition,
> hyperstereo is any stereo pair taken with cameras/lenses separated wider
> than the spacing of the eyes.  The visual effect is what Frank described, a
> giant whose eyes are spaced wider apart.  OR, the entire scene looks like a
> small toy model and not real (for example, toy building, etc).  The brain
> usually uses this second interpretation.
>
> George

So with a shift-lens you could do a "hypostereo" replicating a mice or
birdsview?

(just so you can start thinking about the shift lenses :)

Iwert
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