stereo glasses

[Laura Walsh]

jecop at ebi.ac.uk (Jeroen Coppieters) wrote:
>If you can look cross-eyed, you do not need any device to do this.
>Hold the pictures about 20-30 cm from your eyes, each eye sees 2 pictures 
>(total 4 pictures)
>Now turn cross-eyed until the middle 2 pictures overlap. There you have 
>your 3D

Thanks, but not all people can do this, especially for long periods of 
time.  I was looking for the glasses for a user who needs to look at 
these images for a longer period. 

In addition to the previous reply regarding the use of binoculars, a 
couple of people suggested contacting Edmund Scientific.

Thanks.

Laura
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