[photo-3d] Re: RBT/Spicer mounting method (was DrDave: Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!!)

["Ray Moxom" <raymoxom@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Dr. T. writes:
>> I cannot find the words to thank you enough for your
>> help and encouragement with the RBT/Spicer mounting method.

To which David Kesner replied:
> Everyone please be aware that I did NOT "invent" this method
> of mounting and I do not take any credit for it. I have
> modified it just a bit from what I was shown and try to
> present it to others in a way that is easy to understand and
> follow.
>
> To that end I am currently working on both a PowerPoint
> presentation and a video tape that I hope to have available
> before the end of the year. As Dr. T. said it is one thing to
> hear and/or read about the method and another to actually see
> it done.

Even from 'down under' it is obvious that many of us missed a great
presentation. A copy of the PowerPoint presentation will be a 'must have'
for camera clubs. David. please keep us all informed as to when this
PowerPoint presentation will be available.

Because most of the rest of the world use the PAL rather than the NTSC video
standard, the video version will be a bit less universal than the Power
point presentation.

For others who missed the demonstration, there is an early description the
RBT/Spicer mounting method on the Victorian 3D website at
http://home.mira.net/~kiewavly/v3d.html  Steve Spicer manages this extensive
3D website for the Melbourne (Australia) based Victorian 3D Society. Look
under "Projects Undertaken by Club Members".

The website credits an idea first mentioned by Harold Baize on P3D together
with P3D comments by LeRoy Barco.

Ray Moxom