P3D Re: PHOTO-3D digest 2819

[michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxx (Michael Kersenbrock)]

> Where have all the stereocard PRINT-makers gone?  Every day I find
> commentary about slides, projectors, screens, film cutters, projector
> bulbs, slide mounts, slide viewers, etc. etc.   How about some input
> about cards, prints, mounting, viewing, hand tinting, whatever???

Well... I did at least mention a few weeks ago about how I made my
first stereoview card in my club's hands-on class (thanks to Shab Levy)
and how I made my "own" a day or two later.

My "own" one was done with a computerized "version" identical in
algorithmic proceedure as the "paper and scissors" version -- and
then printed it with tick-marks on the corners.  Also put a shrunk
version on my web page (such as it isn't).  Boring picture, but
lotsa detail and depth "stuff".

So "prints" was made on a Epson color stylus, viewing was with an
ordinary Keystone viewer.  "Mounting" was putting the ink on a 
white paper base (so it's one piece and although floppy, works kindof).
Don't recall if I did any "Hand tinting", but my manipulation 
within Photoshop may qualify.

Sounds kind of computer'y, but I assure you I did exactly the
same things I did in "class" with paper photos and glue, just
with a different set of tools.  My cuts are a lot straighter
with Photoshop, and the corners are a lot closer to 90 degrees. :-)

Does this count?

Mike K.


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