Having
the free VRex DepthCharge viewer/web browser plug-in (PC), or Stereogler
for Mac already installed can make your experience of these 3-D images
much more enjoyable. Check out a simple explanation of the cross-eyed
freeviewing technique while downloading the helpful software described
below.
Windows users, please visit the VRex DepthCharge download
page. Or, download the Win95/98/NT executable file (~1.6
Mb) directly
from VRex, if you prefer. Windows 2000 users can also use the 1.2 (1998)
version.
Mac users, please visit Jim Crowel's Software
Page for information about the excellent Stereogler viewing
program, and download links.
Rather than providing each stereo view in separate cross-eyed and parallel
“freeviewing” formats, a single “stereo jpeg” *.jps
file can invoke the plug-in software, which then gives you a range
of display options.
If you must make do without the helpful plug-in, you should be able
to set your browser so the “image/x-jps” MIME type runs a
helper application and loads the stereoscopic images. JPS files are
practically the same as JPG image files, and these stereo pairs will
appear with the right half on the left side, ready for cross-eyed
freeviewing.
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