Re: stereo panoramic options

["Gary Cullen/Karoline Cullen" <gcullen@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I saw the Fuji version of that Hasselblad panoramic camera the other day,
VERY nicely made rangefinder camera (not autofocus thank goodness!). After
giving it the once over I thought it would be perfect for Stereo use. The
film aperture inside the camera is 24x60 (or was it wider?? I think it was)
or 24x36, and it has interchangeable lenses so why not make a stereo lens
with two 35 or 40mm lenses with a prism/mirror separator for 24x30 pairs,
just like a Contax Stereotar-C or Leica Stemar set up only with nice wide
images. Let's write to Fuji in mass!
Gary Cullen

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Date: Thursday, November 12, 1998 6:31 PM
Subject: Re: stereo panoramic options


>I heard yesterday that Hasselblad just came out with a new panoramic camera
>(actually made by Fuji).  It uses 35mm (35mm wide by X long) film and has
>interchangeable lenses which do not need the neutral density filters (which
>take about 2 stops off the exposure).
>
>That's about all I know.  A photographer friend was telling me about it and
>his intent to buy one ASAP.  Apparently you can find info about it in the
>Hasselblad site.
>
>kk