Imagine reaching into your computer, and literally pulling the image out in 3-D, and hanging it on the wall. A permanent image containing all the 3-D aspects of your work. No, it's photographic, in full color, and contains fluid animation if desired. That's what drove me to explore the autostereoscopic. When I realized the potential of this medium for 3-D graphics, I was determined to to make it happen.
Movement transforms what appears to be a single picture into a motion picture.
Movement is also controlled by the observer. All the artist must provide, is a specific rotation of their graphic on PICT file format. Cyclical animations appear seamless and ongoing. There is no minimum order . Among the first to explore this medium commercially is Post Perfect, who provided graphics rendered on a Wavefront system.