P3D Re: A Beginner's Kitt, Proposed

[Paul Talbot <ptww@xxxxxxxxx>]

BS Springsteen wrote:
> 
> Notes from the Beginners' Corner:
> 
> The most useful things I have come across since beginning stereo
> photography a couple of years ago are (in no particular order and
> excluding cameras) - [snip]
> 
> Any additions, substitutions, contradictions?

One glaring omission:  Photo-3D!!

Also, you haven't mentioned what to do once you have all those
beautiful mounted slides.  The $3 viewer is a good place to
start (sort of covered by the inclusion of "Reel 3D" on the
list).  Enhancements to the $3 viewer a la Alan Lewis and others
here on the list are a possible next step, or one of the amazing
T'd RBs (Themelized Red Buttons) if you can afford it and your
interocular is not too narrow for the Red Button (mine is).

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And once you are done shooting, mounting, and viewing, you have
to put those precious slides somewhere...preferably somewhere
where they will be both safe and convenient to rapidly browse
and access.  For that there is only one answer:  PT Pages, the
archival-quality storage pages for stereo slides!  Favored by
numerous P3D luminaries including the incomparable DrT himself,
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If you either subscribe to Sell-3D, contact me off-list at
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Thanks for the list, BS!

Paul Talbot


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