Excerpts and Images from 3D Stereo Magic
Chapter 7
Think Outside the Window
Most, if not all, good stereo photographers rigorously follow the rule of avoiding window violations by never bringing any object ahead of the stereo window if the object is either split by the stereo window edge or appears in one chip but not the other. Some stereo photographers go so far as to never allow any part of their photo to project forward of the stereo window at all. Few ever consider violating this most sacred tenet of stereo photography. But there are ways to do that, or at least give the appearance of doing so. All we have to do is “think outside the window.”
