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Wojtek,

I agree with your definition of Window violation.

However it's possible to have some parts of the picture in front of the window

as long as they are not cut by a side of the window.

this property is used in public 3D shows, i mean 3D polarized movies in Disneyland France, futuroscope Poitiers, asterix park France. aso...

this effect is named "Jaillissement" in good French.( my dictionnary translates by "gushing", in English.) ,especially in 3D polarized movies it's very spectacular.

I donnow wether its a reversed perspective or not, sorry Gug, but the violation is due to the fact that a "gushing" object is cut by the side of the picture

when it's not cut the effect is very acceptable.

Kisses for Halloween

Louis

 

--- Original Message -----

From: Wojtek Rychlik

To: anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2008 6:46 PM

Subject: Re: [Anaglyphs] Window violation, definition and concepts

Gug, I would not change a common definition of w.v.

My page http://www.pikespeakphoto.com/grid.html

expains w.v.

I've made some diagrams long ago, so they may be difficult to analyze, but the definition of w.v. is relatively clear.

Wojtek

On Nov 2, 2008, at 2:01 AM, Guglielmo Menegatti wrote:

In other word and to give a definition of the WW, the ww is an visual volume 

tha have a reversed prespective.

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