Hello

I have a possible 6 viewer installation in a venue using the above
viewers.

The wall area is somewhat shallow so I'm a bit vexed on best way to
light them up.

Any suggestions?

Cheers

M

If people can pick up and handle the viewers, you could simply focus
the lights (track lights?) on a white wall nearby.


ron labbe
studio 3D

--- In MF3D-group@yahoogroups.com, "Mark" wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I have a possible 6 viewer installation in a venue using the above
> viewers.
>
> The wall area is somewhat shallow so I'm a bit vexed on best way to
> light them up.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Cheers
>
> M
>

Mark wrote:

> Hello
>
> I have a possible 6 viewer installation in a venue using the above
> viewers.
>
> The wall area is somewhat shallow so I'm a bit vexed on best way to
> light them up.

Do you mean a 3D-World viewer, or is there a someone else
now producing viewers?
http://www.3dworld.cn/en/Default.aspx

If you are referring to the 3D-World viewers, are you
discussing the original fixed-focus Steal The Light (STL, or
what I used to call the MFPV) viewer, or the newer focusing
and illuminated viewer?

--
John Thurston
Juneau Alaska
http://stereo.thurstons.us

> Do you mean a 3D-World viewer, or is there a someone else
> now producing viewers?
> http://www.3dworld.cn/en/Default.aspx

yes. have loads here which were supposed to be used for an
installation during the summer. This is a new project.

> If you are referring to the 3D-World viewers, are you
> discussing the original fixed-focus Steal The Light (STL, or
> what I used to call the MFPV) viewer, or the newer focusing
> and illuminated viewer?

fixed STL. the other i've not had my hands on yet

M