[photo-3d] Kodak stereo camera

[Edwin Clements <eclements@xxxxxxxxx>]

I assume you are talking about the Kodak Stereo camera
made in the 1950s.  They are great cameras.  I assume
you know how to use f-stops, shutter speeds, focusing,
etc.  Other than that it is just put the film in and
shoot it.  My experience has been that sometimes they
get a little overexposed if you strictly follow the
"f-16 bright sunny day" rule.  So if you are shooting
100 speed film on a bright sunny day, set it at f22 at
1/100 sec.  Or use Kodachrome 64 and set it at f16 for
1/100 sec.  Jess Powell has a book on these that is
pretty informative.  

                           Edwin Clements






   Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 06:30:03 -0000
   From: "David Nadolski" <peaceablegrotto@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Instructional info for Kodak Stereo Camera

Hi Folks:

  I just bought myself a shiny OLD Kodak Stereo
Camera.  It's my
first 
stereo, and I don't have a lot of previous technical
knowledge or 
experience, so I'm going to need to learn from
scratch.

  Other than the manual, can anyone please recommend a
good book or 
two, video or other instructional source for this
particular camera?  
I remember someone mentioned the changes in film, etc.
since this 
camera was produced, so if you know any info regarding
modern use, 
that would be ideal.

  I did a search to see if this was covered before,
but didn't come
up 
with anything.  If this question is redundant without
my knowing
about 
it, I apologize.

  Looking forward to diving in!

Best,
David Nadolski



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