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To: Snowshoe who wrote (73207)	4/11/2010 2:29:10 AM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 74559

Yes, they could give some depth of field effect, but it would not give a proper 3D image because the light from behind one object is simply not arriving - it's not there. So if that missing light is blue or green, the LIDAR has no clue, nor has it got any idea how far away the missing light is. It can only give depth of field for the LIDAR data. Two lenses are required for a 3D image and a point lens cannot give a 3D image. That's why nature invented two eyes instead of one, with a corpus callosum and two brains. Mqurice

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