Dariush, Mainer,
I have seen paintings framed in a way that are not
sunken, but flush with the outward portion of the framing. Although not as
common as the conventional or typical framing we're used to, it does
exist. Even if you don't prefer that style of framing, sometimes it's
refreshing to see just because it's different. I personally prefer the
type of frame that is designed to lead your eye into the artwork by utilizing
it's contours and other design features to enhance but not overpower the art
itself. For me this is simply logical. Creating anaglyphs however
are not always subject to the same rules as other more conventional mediums,
thus certain compromises must be made and accepted to accomplish
certain tasks.
I believe we should try and be objective
while open to new ideas/techniques. Esthetics aside, there are
other more important reasons for tools such as the Floating
Window. You may prefer ghosts rather than a floating window (subjective),
but ghosts are not a constant value. Some images have minimal ghosts while
others are more overwhelming. The FW will also vary by
design until experimentation and opinions help to determine it's
limitations. We need to give the concept enough time though in order to
judge it rationally.
I consider the Floating Window a tool, rather than
an embellishment but it can be both when used appropriately. Time will be a
factor in determining the worth of a tool which is new to most users.
Personally, I will keep experimenting with FW designs to reduce ghosting
while attempting to appease opponents of the idea. We all know that
all uses of tools have their time and place.
Remember the old adage... You will never please
everyone (at least not all the time), but I'd rather explore the
possibilities than dismiss them before they have been fully tested.
Brian
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Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2008 1:34
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Subject: Re:[Anaglyphs] Dariush/SPM
Floating Window
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Thank you Dariush. I value your opinion. I would only use a
floating window if were not possible to eliminate bad ghosts in any
other way.
Mainer
From:
Dariush Radpour <osservo2000(-at-)yahoo.it>
Subject:
R: [Anaglyphs] Mainer/SPM Floating Window
To:
anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 1:05
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After all I prefer the ghosts than a floating window! Here
I have no impression to look at a deep scenario!!
:-( It look srange and unatural even if it's perfect
and ghostless anaglyph!
Ciao Dear Mainer,
Dariush
--- Sab 27/12/08, Mainer
<jamcojam(-at-)yahoo. com> ha scritto:
Da:
Mainer <jamcojam(-at-)yahoo. com>
Oggetto: [Anaglyphs] SPM
Floating Window
A: "Anaglyph Group" <anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogrou
ps.com>
Data: Sabato 27 dicembre 2008, 15:58
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Well thanks to the genius who develops SPM
(latest version), floating windows are now just a
click of a button. What a great program!
Mainer | | |
