P3D Re: MF camera for stereo

[wwalsh <3dshooter@xxxxxxx>]

"David W. Kesner" wrote:

> I knew this would happen - I have been mounting MF stereo slides
> for others for a while now and I can't take it any longer. I saw one
> too many rolls last night and now I want to take the plunge and do it
> myself.
>
> I would like some advice on a good MF camera. As much as some
> people like the 'dreamy' quality of the Lubitel I demand pin sharp
> focus and well balanced contrast. As much as some people like the
> ease of a Sputnik I want the flexibility of dual cameras for
> hyperstereos and the ability to sync for action shots. As much as
> some people like Rollies or Hassys I can't afford that (the house
> already got mortgaged for the RBT).
>
> So what is out there? What should I expect to pay? Any and all
> advice would be greatly appreciated.
>
> That's all for now,
>
> David W. Kesner
> Boise, Idaho, USA
> drdave@xxxxxxxxxx

I'm putting together a twin rig together made out of (2) Rollei
SLX.You might want to check these cameras out there ideal
for a twin rig.First they have a fast built in motor drive (2.?)
frames per sec,Mirror lockup, electronic remote shutter cable
that I spliced into both cameras for PRECISE shutter sync every
time,synced flash.multi format and 12/24 roll film and best of all
the base will be (if I'm correct) about 3/3 1/2  inches.You can
pick up a nice Rollei SLX with 80 Planar,W/L finder,6x6 12/24
back and split image screen for about $700.00 X 2.

Hey I have a RBT S1, a combi viewer and three Hugo macro attachment
and I'm still married, go for it ITS ONLY MONEY.........


NOW I NEED TO FIND A MEDIUM FORMAT VIEWER.

HINT,HINT......

Bill