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Re: Twin Cameras: Viewing Vertical Shots
- From: Joel.Alpers@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: Twin Cameras: Viewing Vertical Shots
- Date: Wed, 13 Dec 1995 10:26:09 -0700 (MST)
Mark Poole writes:
#
# Joel Alpers wrote:
# > I've often been tempted to shoot vertical stereos of waterfalls,
# >but how do you view them? Are you shooting print film?
#
# I am shooting standard slide film, and I simply drop them into a 2x2
# slide viewer (Franka from Reel 3-d). This is a steal-the-light model
# (crane your neck to find a bright light source).
# Since the 2x2's are symetrical in both directions, shifting the slides
# to vertical orientation is no problemo.
Oh, of course - I have a twin 2x2 viewer, don't know why I that didn't
come to mind when I read your post. Been thinking too much about 41x101
lately, I guess.
# The vertical orientation gives an exagerated feeling of height.
Interesting, I'll have to try it!
# Most of my friends have the most dynamic favorable response when
# viewing these images (in other words, they really liked them).
Oh, the old DFR (Dynamic Favorable Response), eh?
Joel Alpers
Rocky Mountain Memories - Equipment and Supplies for the 3D Photographer
rkymtmem@xxxxxxxx
http://www.frii.com/~rkymtmem
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