Re: Getting started in stereo photography...

[P3D Dr. George A. Themelis <fj834@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>For an inexpensive way to start and have BIG TIME (not just a little) FUN,
>>I recommend a stereo camera from the 50s, like a Stereo Realist or a Kodak
>>Stereo, and slide film.
>
>Keeping in mind that you have to be willing to learn to use a totally
>manual camera...but I agree with George, I've had a lot of fun with mine.

Jim, true, but one of my great "selling" points for this system is that a
totally manual camera is nothing to be afraid of... Not very different
than a point-and-shoot camera once you figure out the basics... A few simple
instructions will get you started and will teach you the fundementals of
photography at the same time... 

Heck, if ordinary people in the 50s could do it, so can we! 

-- George Themelis, who passed one of the hardest photographic IQ tests in
1988, how to load and use a Realist, without any instructions.  First
roll turned great... and so the 2362 that followed :))))))))))))))


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