Open House and Superconductor Image Gallery: 3d Anaglyph (Yellow/Blue)

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These images do not have the depth contrast of red/blue anaglyph images but they retain color very well.

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	MPEG4 24 bit 640x480 5.9 MB 1024x768 3.7 MB	3-d (yellow-left-eye/blue anaglyph) video of the head of a moth showing both compound eyes. Laser Scanning Focal Microscope demonstration from the MagLab Open House 2008.
	JPG 24 bit 950x573 0.37 MB	3-d (yellow-left-eye/blue anaglyph) image of the head of a moth showing both compound eyes. Laser Scanning Focal Microscope demonstration from the MagLab Open House 2008
	JPG 24 bit 1195x921 847 kB	3-d (yellow-left-eye/blue anaglyph) image of the surface of a rose petal. Laser Scanning Focal Microscope demonstration from the MagLab Open House 2008
	JPG 24 bit 1280x597 800 kB	Fe-oxypnictide rock garden: 3-d (yellow-left-eye/blue anaglyph) image of a crushed sample of Fe-oxypnictide superconductor. The LSCM can provide non-destructive volumetric data describing this type of sample.
	JPG 24 bit 1024x768 1 MB	3-d (yellow-left-eye/blue anaglyph) fractograph of a Fe-oxypnictide superconductor with multiple phases and large grains.
	JPG 24 bit 620x675 180 kB	3-d (yellow-left-eye/blue anaglyph) image of a polished and etched cross-section of a Nb3Sn strand that has been bent to failure. Strands tested at the University of Twente using the TARSIS device. The copper matrix has been etched back to reveal the location of cracked superconducting filaments..

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