Re: To: Grant Campos & Patrick Doeckstijns (fwd)

[P3D <GCCampos@xxxxxxx>]

In a message dated 96-06-28 19:50:21 EDT, you write:

<< Grant, what are you doing with Nimslo shots that can be mounted and
viewed, and how? >>

I use slide film and get my film developed without mounting.  I then use my
handy-dandy film cutter from Reel 3D and mount the leftmost and rightmost
chip in a either a handy-dandy cardboard slip in nimslo (half-frame) mounts
or the not so handy albion aluminium mounts.  (I'm looking forward to being
able to afford RBT mounts).
I then enjoy them in a steel the light viewer.  (have yet to modify my NIMSLO
to advance one frame at a time to double the amount of pairs I can get, but I
haven't had the intestinal fortitude.)  Anyone interested in left over half
frame shots (the middle two of four) from Israel?
I've tried to have them projected atmy local Puget Sound Sereo Camera Club
but they didn't look great.  Maybe when I get some RBT's with glass and get a
little more practice in it will be much better.  I'm now experimenting with
reading glasses as close up lenses.

Thanks for asking,

Grant Campos



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