Lenticular & Financial Appreciation Society

[P3D <JakeKristy@xxxxxxx>]

For those who know the sound and feel of a lenticular print has more
dimensions than the rest of the world knows:

News item from "The PointCast Network(tm)" on the Internet:

May 7, 1996, 11:52 AM EDT
NORCROSS, Ga.--3D Image Technology Inc., (NASD BULLETIN BOARD LISTED: TDIT)
the world's leading manufacturer of 3D single-use and reusable consumer
cameras, announced today that completion of its 1995 financial statements
have been delayed.  . . . .
The company has closed part of the Hong Kong operation as part of an internal
reorganization. . . .
Preliminary financial results indicate that the company expects to incur a
loss in 1995, but the extent of the loss will not be known until the
financial statements have been completed.
3D Image Technology, Inc., is the leading manufacturer of 3D consumer
photographic systems for domestic and international markets, including the 3D
Magic (tm), the world's first single-use 3D camera, the Magic Plus(tm), the
world's first single-use camera with built-in flash, the 3D fx(tm) 35mm
point-and-shoot camera, the 3D Wizard(tm) point-and-shoot camera, and 3D
photo processors.

(end of news item)

So, had anyone seen the "3D fx"?
Do they sell "3D photo processors" so that the rest of us can set up a
business making lenticular prints?

Also, this "Dr. T" person on your list is quite amusing.  It is said that he
sells 3-D merchandise at a ridiculously low mark-up.  I'm sorry, but I must
say that I believe these rumors.  ;$)

Nice to "see" you all again.

--ChrisRealistUserAndInstructor (I taught someone how to ^use^ a Realist
today.  Since the beast was already loaded with film--Velvita, I think--it
only took me 1/2 of a piece of paper  to convey the basic instructions for
using a Realist.  Golly, that thing is user friendly. :] :])


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