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Van: "jeorgemarley thomas"
Verzonden: 18-1-2015 08:51
Aan: "CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK"
Onderwerp: [ccp4bb] Visualizing Stereo view
Dear all,
First of all sorry to put this off topic and silly question on bb. Can anybody
suggest me, how to create a stereo image and how it i
I find that the 'rotation' method of producing the stereo views can be
confusing because if you have z-clipping on, different atoms get clipped in
the L & R images and you see the corresponding atoms which are still
visible in the other image in mono, while of course all the rest are in
stereo. Th
Note that for side-by-side stereo viewing, in addition to "cross-eyed" viewing (where the
right eye views the left image and vice-versa) there is "wall-eyed" viewing, where the
eyes are pointed almost straight ahead as if looking at infinity, or even diverging a little, to
see the picture on th
Are most stereo images now for cross-eyed viewing? I thought they were for
wall-eyed viewing.
Perhaps a warning would be helpful for people starting out at looking at
published stereoviews. If you look at a stereoview constructed for wall-eyed
viewing but look at it with crossed eyes, you'll
You can create stereo images for publications in pymol:
http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/Stereo_ray
Adding labels and getting them to "float" at the correct depth within the
image can be tricky.
As for visualizing the stereo images, you can either practice alot and get
good at cross eyed stereo
Dear all,
First of all sorry to put this off topic and silly question on bb. Can
anybody suggest me, how to create a stereo image and how it is different
from the normal. How can I visualize it, if anybody has answer for this
please suggest me its significance in analysis. Thank you very much in
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