StereoImageViewer

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Last Update: 2014-07-08

A very simple viewer for stereoscopic images written in Java. Intented to display stereoscopic side by side images on Zalman Trimon 3D displays and similar interlaced devices using polarization.

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Shows side by side stereo pictures in 3D on line interaced 3D display, e.g. Zalman Trimon M220W, M190, M215W or M240W

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four instances of the stereo image viewer running

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