Re: Kodak now MOUNTING Realist stereo slides

[P3D Michael Kersenbrock <michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>       Cost for developing and mounting 27 views came to a bit over $15, 
> with the marginal cost of mounting working out to about 31 cents per 
> pair.  (I suspect this lab has quite a bit of mark up for send outs.)  

If you buy Kodak PK-36 Mailers (from B&H for instance) and then include
a check for $4.20 with the film, you can have the film processed and
stereo-mounted for about $10, or a bit less.  And delivered to your home.

Mail it to the Dallas address on the envelope.  They once said that it
was actually processed there.  Subject to change of course.

Mike K.



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Date: Thu, 8 May 97 14:31:38 PDT
From: P3D Michael Kersenbrock <michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Super-quality stereoscope
Message-ID: <9705082131.AA27958@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Greetings,

        I finally got my Stereo World issue yesterday.  I'm surprised
that nobody has commented on the stereoscope ad on the top of page 47.
So I'm taking up this cause that has been so badly calling for attention.

        Despite the ad having a small B&W 3D photo of the product, that
stereoscope looks at *LEAST* twenty times better in person.  No, make
that a *HUNDRED* times better in person.  And it works as well as it
looks.  Really!

        If anyone wants a REALLY high quality stereoscope for the
coffee table (or elsewhere), that's the one to get. Despite the rather
detail-free photo-depiction in the ad.

        Really!


Mike K.


P.S. - No, I don't make it, sell it, etc.   Nor do I have one, but
       I REALLY wish I could afford one.  Now, with my new house (ah... 
       "priorities") I'll have to just keep wishing.  But I have seen it
       and they're GGGGRRRRREATTTTTT!!!!!!!!! (tm Tony-the-Tiger).



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