I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &

Application " Congress of San Jose, California : "

I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the

faisability of having a stereoscopic output with

Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes

It would be important as well as interesting to do a

communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th

anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and

It would be nice if you could put me in contact with

those people by email for example in order to see

what would be possible to do or to work with.

Here is the e-address of the SD&A program of 2008:

http://www.stereoscopic.org/2008/program.html

I hope this would interest you in the sense of

spreading more the MAXMSP-Jitter software, as well as

proving and precising the possibilities such a

software could bring to Stereoscopy, a field which is

I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &
Application "  Congress of San Jose, California : "
Electronic Imaging 2008 " .

I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the
faisability of having a stereoscopic output with
Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes
Smith which I wasn't able to reach !  

It would be important as well as interesting to do a
communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th
anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and
the stereoscopic application.

It would be nice if you could put me in contact with
those people  by email for example in order to see
what would be possible to do or to work with.

I hope this would interest you in the sense of
spreading more the MAXMSP-Jitter software, as well as
proving and precising the possibilities such a
software could bring to Stereoscopy, a field which is
developping quite quickly.

stereoscopic-dual-stream-output-with-jitter

> I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the

> faisability of having a stereoscopic output with

> Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes

Hmm. Are you sure you sent it to the right address? I have no emails

from you in my mailbox. Contact me off list if you want to discuss

> I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the
> faisability of having a stereoscopic output with
> Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes
> Smith which I wasn't able to reach !

Hmm.  Are you sure you sent it to the right address?  I have no emails
from you in my mailbox.  Contact me off list if you want to discuss
this.

Im sure this is too low tech, but a good friend of mine has a 

stereoscopic projection system using simple polarization filters on 

two projectors. We were able to create stereoscopic effects from 

jitter by simply rendering the scene twice with the proper offsets.

low tech and hacky but gave great results.

> I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &

> Application " Congress of San Jose, California : "

> It would be important as well as interesting to do a

> communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th

> anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and

> It would be nice if you could put me in contact with

> those people by email for example in order to see

> what would be possible to do or to work with.

> Here is the e-address of the SD&A program of 2008:

> I hope this would interest you in the sense of

> spreading more the MAXMSP-Jitter software, as well as

> proving and precising the possibilities such a

> software could bring to Stereoscopy, a field which is

Im sure this is too low tech, but a good friend of mine has a  
stereoscopic projection system using simple polarization filters on  
two projectors. We were able to create stereoscopic effects from  
jitter by simply rendering the scene twice with the proper offsets.

>
>> Dear fellows,
>
> I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &
> Application "  Congress of San Jose, California : "
> Electronic Imaging 2008 " .
>
> I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the
> faisability of having a stereoscopic output with
> Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes
> Smith which I wasn't able to reach !
>
> It would be important as well as interesting to do a
> communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th
> anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and
> the stereoscopic application.
>
>
> It would be nice if you could put me in contact with
> those people  by email for example in order to see
> what would be possible to do or to work with.
>
> Here is the e-address of the SD&A program of 2008:
>
> http://www.stereoscopic.org/2008/program.html
>
> http://www.stereoscopic.org/
>
> I hope this would interest you in the sense of
> spreading more the MAXMSP-Jitter software, as well as
> proving and precising the possibilities such a
> software could bring to Stereoscopy, a field which is
> developping quite quickly.
>
> Thanks for your help.      lpb


This is passive stereo. It's used in a lot of systems since you don't

need super fancy hardware to get it working. Unfortunately, only some

super proprietary Barco polarization filters can support more than

frontal viewing of a polarized 3D scene. For immersive displays, you

> Im sure this is too low tech, but a good friend of mine has a

> stereoscopic projection system using simple polarization filters on

> two projectors. We were able to create stereoscopic effects from

> jitter by simply rendering the scene twice with the proper offsets.

> low tech and hacky but gave great results.

> On Feb 5, 2008, at 12:34 AM, lpb wrote:

> > I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &

> > Application " Congress of San Jose, California : "

> > I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the

> > faisability of having a stereoscopic output with

> > Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes

> > It would be important as well as interesting to do a

> > communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th

> > anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and

> > It would be nice if you could put me in contact with

> > those people by email for example in order to see

> > what would be possible to do or to work with.

> > Here is the e-address of the SD&A program of 2008:

> > I hope this would interest you in the sense of

> > spreading more the MAXMSP-Jitter software, as well as

> > proving and precising the possibilities such a

> > software could bring to Stereoscopy, a field which is

This is passive stereo.  It's used in a lot of systems since you don't
need super fancy hardware to get it working.  Unfortunately, only some
super proprietary Barco polarization filters can support more than
frontal viewing of a polarized 3D scene.  For immersive displays, you
pretty much have to go active stereo.

On Feb 4, 2008 9:48 PM, vade  wrote:
> Im sure this is too low tech, but a good friend of mine has a
> stereoscopic projection system using simple polarization filters on
> two projectors. We were able to create stereoscopic effects from
> jitter by simply rendering the scene twice with the proper offsets.
>
> low tech and hacky but gave great results.
>
>
> On Feb 5, 2008, at 12:34 AM, lpb wrote:
>
> >
> >> Dear fellows,
> >
> > I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &
> > Application "  Congress of San Jose, California : "
> > Electronic Imaging 2008 " .
> >
> > I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the
> > faisability of having a stereoscopic output with
> > Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes
> > Smith which I wasn't able to reach !
> >
> > It would be important as well as interesting to do a
> > communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th
> > anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and
> > the stereoscopic application.
> >
> >
> > It would be nice if you could put me in contact with
> > those people  by email for example in order to see
> > what would be possible to do or to work with.
> >
> > Here is the e-address of the SD&A program of 2008:
> >
> > http://www.stereoscopic.org/2008/program.html
> >
> > http://www.stereoscopic.org/
> >
> > I hope this would interest you in the sense of
> > spreading more the MAXMSP-Jitter software, as well as
> > proving and precising the possibilities such a
> > software could bring to Stereoscopy, a field which is
> > developping quite quickly.
> >
> > Thanks for your help.      lpb
>
>


On Feb 5, 2008, at 12:59 AM, Wesley Smith wrote:

> This is passive stereo. It's used in a lot of systems since you don't

> need super fancy hardware to get it working. Unfortunately, only some

> super proprietary Barco polarization filters can support more than

> frontal viewing of a polarized 3D scene. For immersive displays, you

>> Im sure this is too low tech, but a good friend of mine has a

>> stereoscopic projection system using simple polarization filters on

>> two projectors. We were able to create stereoscopic effects from

>> jitter by simply rendering the scene twice with the proper offsets.

>> low tech and hacky but gave great results.

>> On Feb 5, 2008, at 12:34 AM, lpb wrote:

>>> I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &

>>> Application " Congress of San Jose, California : "

>>> I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the

>>> faisability of having a stereoscopic output with

>>> Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes

>>> It would be important as well as interesting to do a

>>> communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th

>>> anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and

>>> It would be nice if you could put me in contact with

>>> those people by email for example in order to see

>>> what would be possible to do or to work with.

>>> Here is the e-address of the SD&A program of 2008:

>>> I hope this would interest you in the sense of

>>> spreading more the MAXMSP-Jitter software, as well as

> This is passive stereo.  It's used in a lot of systems since you don't
> need super fancy hardware to get it working.  Unfortunately, only some
> super proprietary Barco polarization filters can support more than
> frontal viewing of a polarized 3D scene.  For immersive displays, you
> pretty much have to go active stereo.
>
> wes
>
> On Feb 4, 2008 9:48 PM, vade  wrote:
>> Im sure this is too low tech, but a good friend of mine has a
>> stereoscopic projection system using simple polarization filters on
>> two projectors. We were able to create stereoscopic effects from
>> jitter by simply rendering the scene twice with the proper offsets.
>>
>> low tech and hacky but gave great results.
>>
>>
>> On Feb 5, 2008, at 12:34 AM, lpb wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>> Dear fellows,
>>>
>>> I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &
>>> Application "  Congress of San Jose, California : "
>>> Electronic Imaging 2008 " .
>>>
>>> I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the
>>> faisability of having a stereoscopic output with
>>> Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes
>>> Smith which I wasn't able to reach !
>>>
>>> It would be important as well as interesting to do a
>>> communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th
>>> anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and
>>> the stereoscopic application.
>>>
>>>
>>> It would be nice if you could put me in contact with
>>> those people  by email for example in order to see
>>> what would be possible to do or to work with.
>>>
>>> Here is the e-address of the SD&A program of 2008:
>>>
>>> http://www.stereoscopic.org/2008/program.html
>>>
>>> http://www.stereoscopic.org/
>>>
>>> I hope this would interest you in the sense of
>>> spreading more the MAXMSP-Jitter software, as well as
>>> proving and precising the possibilities such a
>>> software could bring to Stereoscopy, a field which is
>>> developping quite quickly.
>>>
>>> Thanks for your help.      lpb
>>
>>


I think you could really pull off a monocle. You should seriously 

On Feb 5, 2008, at 6:29 AM, joshua goldberg wrote:

> On Feb 5, 2008, at 12:59 AM, Wesley Smith wrote:

>> This is passive stereo. It's used in a lot of systems since you 

>> need super fancy hardware to get it working. Unfortunately, only 

>> super proprietary Barco polarization filters can support more than

>> frontal viewing of a polarized 3D scene. For immersive displays, you

>>> Im sure this is too low tech, but a good friend of mine has a

>>> stereoscopic projection system using simple polarization filters on

>>> two projectors. We were able to create stereoscopic effects from

>>> jitter by simply rendering the scene twice with the proper offsets.

>>> low tech and hacky but gave great results.

>>> On Feb 5, 2008, at 12:34 AM, lpb wrote:

>>>> I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &

>>>> Application " Congress of San Jose, California : "

>>>> I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the

>>>> faisability of having a stereoscopic output with

>>>> Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes

>>>> Smith which I wasn't able to reach !

>>>> It would be important as well as interesting to do a

>>>> communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th

>>>> anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and

>>>> It would be nice if you could put me in contact with

>>>> those people by email for example in order to see

>>>> what would be possible to do or to work with.

>>>> Here is the e-address of the SD&A program of 2008:

I think you could really pull off a monocle. You should seriously  
consider it.

> bah, you stereo kids.  get off my lawn.
>
> -josh the monocular
>
> On Feb 5, 2008, at 12:59 AM, Wesley Smith wrote:
>
>> This is passive stereo.  It's used in a lot of systems since you  
>> don't
>> need super fancy hardware to get it working.  Unfortunately, only  
>> some
>> super proprietary Barco polarization filters can support more than
>> frontal viewing of a polarized 3D scene.  For immersive displays, you
>> pretty much have to go active stereo.
>>
>> wes
>>
>> On Feb 4, 2008 9:48 PM, vade  wrote:
>>> Im sure this is too low tech, but a good friend of mine has a
>>> stereoscopic projection system using simple polarization filters on
>>> two projectors. We were able to create stereoscopic effects from
>>> jitter by simply rendering the scene twice with the proper offsets.
>>>
>>> low tech and hacky but gave great results.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Feb 5, 2008, at 12:34 AM, lpb wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Dear fellows,
>>>>
>>>> I just arrived from the " Stereoscopic Displays &
>>>> Application "  Congress of San Jose, California : "
>>>> Electronic Imaging 2008 " .
>>>>
>>>> I received an answer by Andrew B. dealing with the
>>>> faisability of having a stereoscopic output with
>>>> Jitter the 9 november 2007. He adressed me to Wes
>>>> Smith which I wasn't able to reach !
>>>>
>>>> It would be important as well as interesting to do a
>>>> communication the forcomming year ( which is the 20th
>>>> anniversary) at the congress about MAXMSP-Jitter and
>>>> the stereoscopic application.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> It would be nice if you could put me in contact with
>>>> those people  by email for example in order to see
>>>> what would be possible to do or to work with.
>>>>
>>>> Here is the e-address of the SD&A program of 2008:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.stereoscopic.org/2008/program.html
>>>>
>>>> http://www.stereoscopic.org/
>>>>
>>>> I hope this would interest you in the sense of
>>>> spreading more the MAXMSP-Jitter software, as well as
>>>> proving and precising the possibilities such a
>>>> software could bring to Stereoscopy, a field which is
>>>> developping quite quickly.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for your help.      lpb
>>>
>>>
>

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this thread had been asleep for a while, but am super interested in the topic.

how would one go about creating active stereo/ stereo without polarization filters?

am currently building something where i need a cheap, but 'real' solution

this thread had been asleep for a while, but am super interested in the topic.
how would one go about creating active stereo/ stereo without polarization filters?
am currently building something where i need a cheap, but 'real' solution
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STEREOSCOPIC (DUAL STREAM) OUTPUT WITH JITTER