P3D Re: Realist Realarama viewer

[Steve Berezin <sbere@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mark Shields wrote:
> 
> It's probably too late to get the Realist Realarama viewer that
> was advertised on S3D, but I was just wondering how one
> works, and how good are the lenses? I'm supposing it has
> to use mirrors somehow so that both eyes look at the same
> slide.

It uses a shaped mirror to both magnify the image make it so both eyes
see it.  The effect is not 3D in my opinion.  Unfortunately the diffuser
for the light is located where the viewers forehead is so it is
difficult to get good lighting (unless you are wearing a lighted miner's
helmet ;-)

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> Mark Shields
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