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One mono photo. Mental belief suggest the lines and parallax planes when two none binnocular images are focused together would destroy the integrety of the image, that is, bits and pieces floating, the whole image disconbobulate in eeries that make no sense. Disconbobulation does not happen. In stead, the two images combine to re-enforce each other, stereo detail emerges into focus.

Agreed, the stereo is not smashing, it does reach out and grab you by the tongue and yank. Agree also that to find any amount of stereo in a mono picture is an amazing discovery, whent time ever seen. In the above, in stereo, space can be seen behind the front right corner of the table, real space can only be seen when correct 3D is visible.

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                       A second photograph, sonic1.jpg, a normal
                       horizontal, when resized for 'Virtual 3-D
                       stereo' remains true to form, all objects
                       in the photo remain authentically true to
                       life of original sizes of objects in the
                       original living room in terms of both size
                       and orientations. More or less if resizing
                       is ratio pure for width and height. Shrunk,
                       in other words, like a negative through an
                       enlarger.

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                       A third photograph, sonic3,jif, is a zoom
                       from the second and is used to test details.
                       Notice how the virtual stereo straightens out
                       a tangled unknown mess into tripods made of
                       thin wires, and shadows. The separation
                       between legs and shadows happens at once
                       the moment the two pictures are focused
                       into one. Even if not perfectly clear,
                       suppose this image was a vital one in
                       research and the fact of tripods being
                       present (stereo) in the midst of a tangled
                       mess (mono) makes all the difference in the
                       world.