Re: PHOTO-3D digest 2233

[P3D Robert Cruickshank <robcruic@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Rob Cruickshank                    robcruic@xxxxxxxxxxxx  
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> Date: Tue, 19 Aug 1997 20:42:22 -0400
> From: P3D Greg Dinkins  <dinkins@xxxxxxxx>
> To: photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: The New York Stereoscopic Society
> Message-ID: <199708200042.UAA28795@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Friday, September 19, 1997  7:30 PM
> The American Museum of Natural History - Blum Lecture Hall 
> Use 77th st. entrance, bear left past the big canoe and then right, through>
                          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

  I once canoed past a big bear....(but I didn't have a stereo camera..)

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> 
> Perhaps you overpaid for your Coronet?  Don't forget that there are those
> who paid over $400 for a Realist 3.5.  The only cameras that appear to have
> appreciated the past 10-25 years are rather rare models like Realist Custom
> (even the 2.8), Macro Realist, etc. 
> 
> -- George Themelis
>

No perhaps about it....however all the Coronets I've seen are in the
price range of 50-75 $cdn.  I bought it before I was really familiar with
the stereo camera market, It seemed expensive, but I wanted it...
Usually I don't buy cameras that i don't intend to use. (otherwise the
house would be full) And my joke about resale value aside, I *never* buy
anything as an investment, since those who know me know all too well that
I would be incapable of selling anything to realize a profit. If I ever
have kids, they'll inherit a lot of cool stuff when I die...


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