Re: First stereo camera -- Which one??

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

>Stereo Realist -- $495 (might do it for $395), may have manual, looks in
>Universal Stere'-all -- $225, tag said US rare.
>Kodak Stereo -- $199.50, tag said Consignment (I don't know what that
>Edixa Stereo IIA Rangefinder -- $250.
>Iloca Hemburg -- $375.

Adam, I missed the beginning... did you say you are in Tokyo Japan?
Even for Tokyo these prices are in the high side... perhaps you
should consider looking at a different (cheaper?) neiborhood?

FYI, I have posted these cameras for sale in S3d:

- Kodak, apparently working fine, $85
- TDC Colorist I (sharp lenses!), w/case, $125

Both cameras remain unsold.

Just relax, save your money and when you come back from your trip I'll
have a Realist ready for you.  I just pulled 4 out of my inventory
of about 15 Realist 3.5s, checked the focus and approved them.  I'll
need some time to clean them, etc.  One goes for the Rent-A-Realist
program in our club, one for the Rent-A-Realist program that I am
starting on my own (will post details later) and the rest will be
eventually sold.  So, save your money and buy a stereo camera from
someone who knows what they are selling and will give you a good
warranty in case there is a problem (there are a few people in S3d
that meet these requirements).

-- George Themelis


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