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How are stereoscopic images presented on the internet? Barring electronic means requiring special equipment, the only options are to present the images as 1) stereo pairs or 2) anaglyph-coded (red-blue) 3-D images. The first option requires the viewer to be able to "free view" the pairs or requires the use of an appropriate stereoscope; free-viewing is a skill that takes practice to master - some individuals never acquire the skill. The second option requires "anaglyph" glasses. These are glasses that have one red lens and one blue lens. The best of these are designed to closely match the response of color monitors. You can get yours from us.
These glasses
have black plastic frames and cast acrylic lenses. The left lens is red and the
right lens is blue. Lens colors have been chosen to give good results with the
phosphors used in present day color monitors. The glasses are comfortable and
ideal for viewing 3-D images on the net. They are the preferred glasses for
optical quality, durability and comfort.
These glasses have paper frames and celluloid
lenses. While not having the optical quality of the S-100 above, they give
satisfactory results for occasional use. They come shipped in sets of five
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