First 3D pics back...

[P3D Adam L. Beckerman <adam@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well, I finally got around to taking a chance and getting one 
of my two rolls from San Francisco processed and printed 
despite concerns of overexposure.  As it turns out, all of the 
prints on my second, unfinished 24 exp. roll were at least 
printable.  That was just a test to see if they were.  I've since 
sent the first, 36 exp., roll.  I have put the two best pictures, 
IMHO, out of the nine views printed on the net in lrl form.  The 
url is:
users.apexinc.com/~adam/3d.html

The first picture is of the cellblock at Alcatraz, and the second 
is a friend with his guitar (the guitar's neck is penetrating the 
stereo window).

I know there is much left to be desired such as the need for 
improved color/contrast balance, greater depth of field so that 
all is in focus, and I'm sure the list goes on.  For finding out 
after the fact that I did quite a few things wrong, I'm quite 
pleasantly surprised by how some of them turned out.  I am 
much more eager to get back the first roll which had much 
more stunning and interesting subject matter in them than 
this roll.

In any case, I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions you 
may have that would allow me to take better stereo pictures.

BTW, Dr. T, who did you _drag_ around with you that was so 
willing to be patient while you recorded, graphically and audibly, 
your visit to Greece?  I know that my roommate (who 
accompanied me) began to get very impatient each time I 
wanted to take some pictures (I had my Pentax SLR, a cheap 
instamatic with B&W film in it, and Paul Talbot's borrowed 
Realist).  I captured many of the same scenes using the 
variety of cameras.  I did get some REALLY nice flat pics (this 
is another reason I'm looking forward to the stereos that are on 
their way)...

TIA,

Adam


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