2nd Response to Nimslo advice

[GCCampos@xxxxxxx]

I am known to be open-minded when it comes to different formats of stereo
photography ;) , but I cannot help and agree with Marvin here... There are 
a number of reasons that people will use a Nimslo to take stereo pictures
instead of a classic stereo camera.  The two most important are:

1. Easy to use, automatic operation, no need to worry about exposure, etc.
2. Lightweight, can pack for a trip, in a bike, etc.

> As Marvin said, and I totaly agree, you could use the Realist as a point
> and shoot camera in a sunny day or with flash.  

I live in the great gray Northwest.

> I only realized what he was doing when he came back from Texas with slides
slightly 
> overexposed.

I only have a week to get use to my camera before I go on a trip to countries
I probably will never get a chance to go to again, much less take pictures of
again.  I do think I will wish I had a wider format stereo camera but for the
price, I'm still happy with my purchase.  Another reason I liked the Nimslo
was that I wanted to take pictures of my relatives just because nothing can
beat a stereo close-up portrait, and the Nimslo is great for close-ups (how
close is close?), as Dr. Themelis noted.    

> I have seen quite a few Nimslo slides.  In most cases I wished that
> the picture was taken with a regular stereo camera.  

I have seen regular stereo slide shows and in some cases wished that the
picture was taken with twin 35mm cameras;)


Thanks for your "advice".  I truely do appreciate it.
Grant


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