STEREO: Two Pairs in 3D

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By: Roger Williams

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Photographer	Roger Williams {Karma:86139}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Revere 33 Twin-Lens Stereo Camera
Categories	Alternative Process	Film Format
Portfolio	Stereo	Lens	F/3.5 triplets
Uploaded	3/9/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Trebi 100 ISO transparency film
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	1078	Shutter	Nominally 1/100th but actually s
Favorites	0	Aperture	When there's vignetting, F16 or
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country -
About	These are for cross-eyed stereo viewing. Allow your eyes to slightly cross until the L & R images coincide--and you'll be astonished to see the scene in full three dimenions. The shots only really work this way. Do try it! They're not worth looking at otherwise. I'm doubling them up to make the best use of the space that Usefilm allows for a "single" image.

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Jani Salvataggio {K:27283} 3/10/2004

great composition!!!
regards
Jani

Craig Garland {K:27077} 3/9/2004

Hi Roger; cool idea! As a Forest Soil Scientist, I used stereo photo pairs for over 30 years as part of my everyday work, but I absolutely had to use a stereoscope to see in stereo as I have an old injury in one eye. I didn't rate this, but I very much like the creativity and it'll be a neat treat for those who can see in stereo w/o a scope. PS- glad you liked my most recent sunset-- it was kind of a "grab shot" but I like it too. Thanks and Cheers. Craig

edmond lisy {K:10311} 3/9/2004

Yes, I've got it, interesting 3D image ~

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