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P3D Realist a P&S?


  • From: "Andrea Blair" <asblair@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: P3D Realist a P&S?
  • Date: Tue, 08 Sep 1998 10:46:36 PDT

>>>>Andrea Blair wrote: The manual stereo camera has no advantage over a 
manual single image camera in any respect other than it takes two images 
at once. They can both be pre-set exactly the same for a "P&S" 
situation, including hyperfocal distance.<<<< 

>>>>Gabriel Jacob wrote: No one said otherwise! You have to remember 
it's auto-focus P&S, that don't lend themselves very well to stereo 
photography.<<<<

Well, actually, someone did! I have printed Bob Aldridge's original 
statement that prompted my reply listed above. This is what I was 
disagreeing with. I don't think the stereo camera becomes any more of a 
P&S than a manual camera, as you can set the hyperfocal distance on a 
manual single frame camera, too. They are the same (well, except for 
those two lenses!). {:>)

>>>>Bob Aldridge wrote: BUT in the Stereo arena - for normal "snapshot" 
situations, the stereo camera becomes more point-and-shoot than it's 
flat counterpart, and that is in the area of FOCUS. Set the hyperfocal 
distance AND LEAVE IT THERE.<<<<

Andrea S. Blair
asblair@xxxxxxxxxxx







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