Misc. Stuff...

["Bruce Rosenberger" <BR3D@xxxxxxx>]

>Terry Mills is from Schuylkill Haven, PA.  Where are they?  (I'm too tired 
right
>now to drag out my atlas.  Where's that coffee some of you were talking 
>about?)

Nancy, Hellertown is just outside Bethlehem/Allentown area (you know, made 
famous by Billy Joel...) and Schuykill Haven is north of here near Jim Thorpe. 
Unfortunately quite a drive for you (but you're always welcome at one of our 
meetings!)

>)  Bruce Rosenberger 3/56 - I enjoyed the survey results.  Apparently I don't
>quite run with the pack on most of those.  But one answer that really got me 
>was about "Susan and David Pinsky."  Well, I think David Starkman might >well 
get jealous!  (though I'm sure it's not the first time he's been called that!) 
 >:)
 
Oh my gosh! Did I really do that? I am soooo embarrassed! (I'm only allowed 
decaf...?)

At 3:48 PM 3/3/96, Dr. George A. Themelis wrote:
>I mount to the window because this looks better to my eyes.  And I know
>that I am not alone.  Paul Wing and David Starkman have taken the same
>position in articles in Stereoscopy.

I'm reasonably certain that I understand 'mounting to the window', but I've 
never heard of 'mounting to infinity'  Could someone briefly explain what this 
means?
I think that a 'through the window effect' that is properly used really makes 
a picture, but have been told by other members of my club that it's looked on 
as a cheap shot. 

>In responde to Bruce's sruvey, I was amazed at the lack of knowledge of the
>pre-Realist cameras.  Perhaps there just isn't the interest in them in this
>group.  What if I put together a time line [with photos] with some
>descriptions of representative cameras- say from 1840s to  present and
>publish it in INSIDE 3-d?  Would this be of interest?   Let me know since
>I'm working on the next issue.

>Dalia, Corte Madera, CA [northern calif]

I for one would love to see an article on this subject!

Bruce M. Rosenberger, Hellertown, PA, USA


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