Since we are dealing at present with a 2-D medium, any impression of depth has to be in the mind of the beholder, impossible to quantify. I know what 'does it for me' but couldn't say why.
Yesterday I was at the dentist, having a crown fitted. This had been 3d printed so no messy mould needed as in the past, a 3d scan of my mouth was done.
Set me thinking on photography, maybe we will see stereo cameras again, with output fed to 3-D printer? That would be 'interesting'
No, I haven't been on the fire-water, stone cold sober.
Gerry
Dec 10, 2025 at 07:03 AM
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