P3D Re: Film Recorders

[Brian Reynolds <reynolds@xxxxxxxxx>]

Bob Wier wrote:
> Film recorders basically to the same thing, but they are
> expensive (!) - some actually use a monochrome CRT (much
> finer resolution possible than with color) and expose each
> image for Red, Green, and Blue (or Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow,
> depending on the system). It does this by rotating a color
> filter in front of the lens of the taking camera. Some very
> expensive systems delete the optics completely and project
> (write) directly onto the film itself. 
> 

Holland Photo Imaging <URL:http://www.hollandphoto.com/> seems pretty
clueful based on their web page.  You can email or ftp the scanned
image to them, or send them the film and have them scan it for you.
If my experiments with a home made pinhole film recorder (see tech-3d)
don't work out I plan on trying them.  All the local (NYC) services
bureaus are clueless.

-- 
Brian Reynolds                  | "Dee Dee!  Don't touch that button!"
reynolds@xxxxxxxxx              | "Oooh!"
http://www.panix.com/~reynolds  |    -- Dexter and Dee Dee
NAR# 54438                      |       "Dexter's Laboratory"


------------------------------

End of PHOTO-3D Digest 3437
***************************