| Author | Message | ||
     Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Looking for more info on the JPS standard, is it just a crossed stereo pair jpeg or should there be some info inside the file specifying something about the stereo format or anything else? Any links, documents about this? | ||
| David C. Qualman Rating: N/A |
JPS is a side-by-side format. Left goes on right, right goes on left. Just like composing a stereo pair for cross-eyed viewing. Other than that, it is just a JPEG file that has the extension of JPS instead of JPG. There hve been discussion of putting tags into the JPEG file, primarily by VRex several years ago, but I think that nothing came of it. The 3D Pix stereoscopic viewer, for instance, does not look for tags. It just open the JPEG file, splits the image down the middle, and creates a stereo pair. | ||
| John Toeppen Rating: N/A |
This is correct. One simply changes the file name to convert. Its purpose is to summon and open the viewer. One can post a jpg and call it a jps using the embed tag. I can't say that I like the slow download that comes with using this tag. If the preview image size specified is smaller it goes faster. If I embed more than one image on a page I create internal faults in Netscape. Anyone got a better way to post a jps? VRex, by the way, is doing .vrr now and is not supporting the still photographer much these days. http://home.attbi.com/~toeppen/index5.htm | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Please take a look at www.stereofoto.de Everything is for free! It is really the best solution for still photographers. Today more than 1700 stereo pairs are shown this way. Best regards, Andreas |
