3D images) of the Shroud. It also summarizes my study of these Holograms which confirm many previous findings and the discovery of heretofore unseen details. The website contains also investigations done

3D images) of the Shroud. It also summarizes my study of these holograms and discovery of heretofore unseen details, which confirm many previous findings and reveal some surprises. As is typical with

3D images) of the Shroud. It also summarizes my study of these holograms and discovery of heretofore unseen details, which confirm many previous findings and reveal some surprises..." As is typical with

Shroud Image Aspect 3D Image * 0..* 1 1 Superficiality 1 Complex Mechanism Simple Mechanism Protocol Uniformity 0..1* * Other Interpretation Observation 1..* 1 Property * Qualitative

The well-known 3D image of the face of the Shroud image shown in Fig.4 is the first one obtained with the famous VP8. But since this time, thanks to the progress of the digitalized image processing

3D Image. The image has three-dimensional qualities, as the darkness of the image is proportionate to the distance between the cloth and the associated body part. For example, the nose area is shown

A broadcast quality video clip of the 3D image of the Man in the Shroud is available by download as well as still images. Please contact Performance Films for more information. Available in English,

Holes in the 3D-Image of the Body on the Shroud” (14) Danin describes how on the right side of the face and across the brow, “there is an almost continuous carpet of flowers [...] most similar

He also mentions the fact that his image shows 3D qualities. Well that is a field that I am very familiar with having produced with a team of experts the first holograms of the Shroud image. The uniqueness

showing how the VP8 image analyser achieved the 3D image of the Shroud, and yet could not produce a 3D image of another, randomly chosen picture. Russ Breault then gave another original paper, outlining