Pretty neat, actually. I love true stereo photography, it's those red-blue anaglyphs that give me a headache. Some of my Hale-Bopp shots make great stereo pairs. The earth's movement through space and the comet's motion against the stars between exposures substituted for distance between shots as one needs for simultaneous exposures. I don't have trouble with the crossed-eyes method, and I'll keep my eyes open for the Hasbro viewer, but I have a WW-2 era government issue stereo viewer that works great for stuff like this. Thanks! On 12/20/11, Patrick Wiggins <paw@wirelessbeehive.com> wrote:

Then again, since it involves 3D maybe he will. :)

http://www.planetary.org/blog/article/00003308/