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P3D Kodak stereo camera
- From: Greg Foster <greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: P3D Kodak stereo camera
- Date: Fri, 5 Nov 1999 15:26:42 -0700
I have been lurking on this list for about a year and it has taught me a lot
as well as providing some amusement with the more heated discussions.
Fortunately there has been sufficient humour (on most occasions) to get past
these altercations.
I have been dabbling with stereo photography for many years with a Pentax
beam splitter and some multiple exposure anaglyph work. I joined the
Stereoscopic Society 2 years ago and am now totally hooked. My most recent
work has been mainly 35mm full frame sequential work using an slr on a slide
bar on tripod. I have found this to be very tricky due to any subject
movement or sudden change in lighting, not to mention problems of accurate
mounting (separate 2 x 2's) for projection.
Earlier this year I had a bad experience with a mail order purchase of a Fed
stereo camera which completely shredded a film and took me best part of 4
months to get my money back (camera tested and returned in less than 10
days). I have now purchased a Kodak stereo camera and have just got back my
first test slide film. Not mounted yet but I am pleased with the results,
although the format is obviously smaller than the Fed.
Now to the reason for this posting - I have no instructions for this camera
and know nothing about the strengths and/or weaknesses of Kodak cameras. In
particular I am very uncertain of the possiblity of using electronic flash
with this camera.
I would be extremely grateful for any information anyone can provide or
directions to sources of information, particularly an instruction book.
Thank you.
Greg Foster
Nottingham, England
greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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