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Re: Eye separation & contributions
- From: P3D Greg Erker <erker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Eye separation & contributions
- Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 11:16:58 -0600
> I have a Pentax BS and a Stereo Viewer II both
> My Pentax SV II has a separation of 60 mm !
> My lens (=eye) separation
> happens to be 73 mm, which I didn't notice, nor
> care for before. I can't even remember having
> problems with my Pentax viewer in the past.
My Pentax viewer (also a II, I think) has adjustable
interocular spacing. Each lens is sort of pinned at the
bottom and can pivot in a small arc to allow the eye
spacing to be adjusted.
Now if your lenses are already as far apart as possible,
then you have a problem.
> 3) Is there a way to look at my slides made in the
> past (about 400) with a Pentax 'clone' using
> a wider separation (say 65-70 mm) ?
> And if so, is there one available anywhere ?
You could remount your slides into Realist format and
view them in a viewer that has more interocular adjustment
range. (An added benefit is that if you use a red button,
like I do, you get more magnification so the slides look
better. I have started using two offset Albion masks to
mount the BS slides and mask them down to about 3 perf
wide so that I can set the stereo window properly and mask
off most of the effects of the dark bar.)
> 16 William Carter
> 18 Greg Erker
> 19 Greg Wageman
> 21 Josh Rubin
> 21 Michael Kersenbrock
> 22 John Bercovitz
> 23 Eric Goldstein
> 23 Jim Crowell
> 23 Marvin Jones
> 35 Bob Wier
> 53 Dr. George
Regards - Greg E. (proud to be in the top 10 :)
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