Answers for Dr. T. on New Years Eve!

[JGoldenRRP@xxxxxxx]

George, since I don't know what I am talking about....and am proud to be an
ignoramus in these late moments in 1995....I'll take a guess that a chucksum
match is what you use when you lose your garatchkee level so that all your
non-level 3-D shots will actually look level!

That way....experts on keeping that ole' 3-D camera level, sitting in an
audience will not shake their heads back and forth because the picture is not
level....what would happen if they found you out.....you would be
wrong......and would never be LEVEL HEADED AGAIN!!!  Keep that camera level
Jorge!

We can make a last ditch effort here and see if Joel....or Elliot....or John
B......Eric G......maybe Dick Twichell know what that chucksum match
does......I want two anyway for all 13 polarized beam splitter mono-lenses
that I use with my Wratchet Stereo Polarized Resolving Rejector.  And all my
problems will be solved up front when using my Realist exclusively a f2.8 all
the time....with the double-element glass film advancer......and the f22
tripod adaptor.
Anybody seen the Wulfsail Viewer.....I think it is a View Master knock
off.....and something in that name is has a familiar jingle.

I'll call my pal Paul Wing....who is the only guy I know who can make a 3-D
picture from  4-D one....I don't think Burder, Labbe or Bloomberg have done
that yet....not even on the computer.....and I beleive that is because they
dont use Georges frosted halogen xmas tree bulbs in their vintage stereocard
viewers.

They could learn from George.....who may in fact this year admit that he has
10 Realist Gold Button film cutters with the macro heat seal option for
getting those ultra close up shots perfectly rotated so that the level
problem does not show up!
Rochester is on six months away.....I am going to find the best deal on a
Chucksum when I get there!   
4.5 hours 'till the ball drops - Happy New Year all. Jon 



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