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biotar,
Thanks, but \"making sense\" and being ridiculous, stupid, or combative are slightly different things.



Steven,
I don\'t think those completely lack \"3D\". They just aren\'t subject specific 3D where only one subject, focus point, or object is affected by it. I get a sense of 3D (three dimensional volume) from these in a slightly different way than those but it\'s still there - fairly strongly too. The large ones seem more-so than the small ones -in producing the sense of volume and space.

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Jan 23, 2010 at 07:16 AM
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biotar,
Thanks, but \"making sense\" and being ridiculous, stupid, or combative are slightly different things.



Steven,
I don\'t think those completely lack \"3D\". They just aren\'t subject specific 3D where only one subject, focus point, or object is affected by it. I get a sense of 3D (three dimensional volume) from these in a slightly different way than those but it\'s still there - fairly strongly too. The large ones seem more-so than the small ones -in producing the sense of volume.

JMO



Jan 23, 2010 at 07:15 AM
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Re: what is '3d' ?


biotar,
Thanks, but \"making sense\" and being ridiculous, stupid, or combative are slightly different things.



Steven,
I don\'t think those completely lack \"3D\". They just aren\'t subject specific 3D where only one subject, focus point, or object is affected by it. I get a sense of 3D (three dimensional volume) from these in a slightly different way than those but it\'s still there - fairly strongly too. The large ones seem more-so than the small one to produce the sense of volume.

JMO



Jan 23, 2010 at 07:14 AM
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Re: what is '3d' ?


biotar,
Thanks, but \"making sense\" and being ridiculous, stupid, or combative are slightly different things.



Steven,
I don\'t think those completely lack \"3D\". They just aren\'t subject specific 3D (three dimensional volume) where only one subject, focus point, or object is affected by it. I get a sense of 3D from these in a slightly different way than those but it\'s still there - fairly strongly too. The large ones seem more-so than the small one to produce the sense of volume.

JMO



Jan 23, 2010 at 07:13 AM
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Re: what is '3d' ?


biotar,
Thanks, but \"making sense\" and being ridiculous, stupid, or combative are slightly different things.



Steven,
I don\'t think those completely lack \"3D\". They just aren\'t subject specific 3D where only one subject, focus point, or object is affected by it. I get a sense of 3D from these in a slightly different way than those but it\'s still there - fairly strongly too. The large ones seem more-so than the small one to produce the sense of volume.

JMO



Jan 23, 2010 at 07:12 AM
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Re: what is '3d' ?


biotar,
Thanks, but \"making sense\" and being ridiculous or stupid are slightly different things.



Steven,
I don\'t think those completely lack \"3D\". They just aren\'t subject specific 3D where only one subject, focus point, or object is affected by it. I get a sense of 3D from these in a slightly different way than those but it\'s still there - fairly strongly too. The large ones seem more-so than the small one to produce the sense of volume.

JMO



Jan 23, 2010 at 07:11 AM
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Steven,

I don\'t think those completely lack \"3D\". They just aren\'t subject specific 3D where only one subject, focus point, or object is affected by it. I get a sense of 3D from these in a slightly different way than those but it\'s still there - fairly strongly too. The large ones seem more-so than the small one to produce the sense of volume.

JMO



Jan 23, 2010 at 07:09 AM
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Steven,

I don\'t think those completely lack \"3D\". They just aren\'t subject specific 3D where only one subject, focus point, or object is affected by it. I get a sense of 3D from these in a slightly different way than those but it\'s still there - fairly strongly too.

JMO



Jan 23, 2010 at 07:02 AM





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