Re: 35mm slide viewer with seperate left and rt eyepieces

[P3D Peter Davis <pdavis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

John Roll wrote (in response to my query):

> > However, I don't know if anyone makes a 35mm slide viewer with
> > separate left and right eyepieces.  Does anyone know of such a thing?
> > Recommendations?
> 
> Sawyer's (the former Viewmaster company) made such a viewer called the
> Bi-Lens 35.  From the product literature, I quote:  "Bi-Lens Slide Viewer
> Lightweight, compact, accepts all 2x2 and "Super" slides including
> Ektachrome 127's.  Shows them in full depth and clarity.  Built-in finger
> touch light operates on batteries, or household current with transformer."  
> I think it could be mistaken for a stereo viewer just looking at it and by
> the statement about "full depth", but it is strictly  a non stereo viewer.

Sounds good.  Does anyone know of a source for this viewer?  Or, does
anyone know if there are any currently made or readily available mono
slide viewers with two eyepieces?  Finally, does anyone know if such a
viewer could be easily modified with red/cyan filters for viewing
anaglyph slides?

Thanks very much for all the info.

-pd

P.S. - No, I'm not giving up Realist format.  I just want to add
another option to my repertoire.

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