P3D Re: Currently made projection alternatives

[Oliver Dean <3d-image@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Jon!
Jon Golden / 3D Concepts wrote:
> 
> Oliver Dean wrote:
> 
> >> Susan and David of Reel 3-D Enterprises
> >><http://www.stereoscopy.com/reel3d/>, among others, are a good source of
> >>information about this method of projection, and they can also supply
> >>most of the accessories you would need to add to a pair of Ektagraphics
> for convenient stereo projection of twin 2 x 2's.
> 
> Oliver....your reviews of the TDC and COMPCO projectors were really > informative.
> I have a COMPCO for my first vintage projector....worked like a champ.
> 
> You mentioned one alternative for 2 x 2 projecting..and thought I would add 
> that 3D Concepts offers three currently manufactured projection alternatives, > including one for use with Ektagraphic projectors
> 
> The first two can be seen at the link below, for more info and pricing on the > FADER....I will post to SELL 3D:
> 
> http://stereoscopy.com/3d-concepts/projector.html

Thanks, Jon!  The RBTs and Bracketts are projectors with which I have
had no personal experience, but which are most certainly the state of
the art.  Wish I could afford an RBT 101 and a couple of Brackett Faders
--- !  Something to save up my lunch money for! :>)

I found the prices on your web site for the Brackett Faders and
accessories, but no prices for the RBT 101.  Could you post those prices
as well?

Your web site mentions some kind of adapter in the works to enable a
Brackett Fader to project twin 2 x 2's -- any new info on this?

Cordially,
Oliver Dean