Intimidation and vacations

[P3D Darryl Zurn Test <darryl.zurn@xxxxxxxxxx>]

>
>>> On the topic of the dangers of 3D photography, the flip side of the coin
>>>is
>>> the intimidation factor of stereo equipment. 

I have my Realist attached to a Stroboframe Flash bracket. I put my
Vivitar Flash at the top of it, with the cord to the sensor wrapped
around it, and I get a lot more respect than with my Realist alone. At
first glance no-one knows what the setup does, it takes them at least a
minute to 'parse' it out, and the heavy bracket could be used as a club
as well.


I agree about taking your stereo camera on vacation. I purchased my
Realist when I was planning a Mountain Bike trip to Flagstaff. One
benefit I found, while puffing climbing uphill for 10 miles, is a chance
to frequently stop because 'I want to take some more stereo pictures!' 

I think my riding companions caught on, but didn't mind since every 100
yards was another breathtaking view, and I'm giving a stereo slide show
with the incredible (IMNSHO) results next month.

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[Darryl A. Zurn  mailto:darryl.zurn@xxxxxxxxxx]
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