re: Projectors

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

>If you're viewing
>slides in the winter months, you get the extra added value of heating
>your home by stereo bulb power as well. 

Good point!  Of course, if you are projecting slides in the summer
months you will need to run the air conditioner a bit more, unless of
course if you are projecting in an non-airconditioned basement (like
I do) where you are just going to sweat a bit more... Everything in
this life is a trade-off...

>When I first switched on my TDC 116 and popped in a slide (it was the
>first projected stereoscopic photography I had ever seen) I was
>thrilled.  Projected stereoscopic images are magical.  
>Joe Safferson

I know the feeling.  My problem now is to get my family interested in
stereo projection.  I am at the point where I have to either trick them
or bribe them to come and watch a stereo slide projection.

But now, with the Cleveland club going, I have a captured audience (we
actually lock the doors when the meeting starts) to torture at my
convenience... Just kiddding!  I think most people who have an use
stereo projectors should put together a well-prepared program to show
to the public.  It is good for stereo!

George Themelis


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