Re: PHOTO-3D digest 1346

[P3D Neil Harrington <nharrington@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Peter Davis writes:

>This discussion about lab mounting in the 1950's and 1960's has gotten >me to wondering. I've had all my Realist slides commercially mounted >by Kodalux, and I haven't had any complaints. I've only viewed them >through a viewer, but they seem bright and sharp and effectively >dimensional to me.

That is my experience with Kodalux as well. Granted I'm pretty much of a newbie at this 3-D stuff, but I haven't as yet had any problems with Kodalux-mounted stereo pairs that weren't entirely attributable to my own goof-ups. (Less than perfect exposure, focus, depth of field, etc. I've gotten too used to auto-everything cameras, I guess, and now going back to doing these things manually sometimes seems to overtax my slowing old brain.) 

As far as window and alignment are concerned, the Kodalux work looks fine to me. If there's any inaccuracy there, my eyeballs must wobble around enough to accommodate it. :-/



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