Re: [photo-3d] Spicer mounting, hyper photo posted

[Peter Davis <pd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This is a great shot!  However, it was too big for me to freeview, or even 
see, on my monitor.  I had to save it and open it in Photoshop at a smaller 
size.  It's excellent.

It's also a very good illustration of how hyperstereo shots can make 
everything look like a miniature.  This looks to me like the canyon is 
about 3 feet deep in somebody's backyard.

Nice work!

-pd



At 08:23 AM 8/4/2000, you wrote:
>Hi Dave and the list
>
>Just back from AZ with wonderful hyperstereo shots of Canyon de Chelly.
>Here is a parallel view of Spider Rock taken with an Olympus C-3030 digital
>camera.
>
>
>http://www.egroups.com/files/photo-3d/P7150001-2b.jpg
>
>Also, I just installed the Zenitar fisheye lenses on my RBT X4B and can't
>wait to shoot.  Haven't seen the sun here in 10 days with all the rain.
>When Jon Golden showed me his at NSA, I went right to e-bay and bid on two
>@$169 ea.  These are 16mm f/2.8 and are mostly glass.
>
>Anyway, I just mounted my 8-perf RBT slides in Spicer mounts using the RBT
>jig.  These were in 7 or 8 perf cutouts.  Out of  two rolls, I had three
>pair with vertical misalignment and had to go back and remount them in RBT
>mounts.  Then they were fine.  I think I need a more accurate way to align
>the RBT jig with the Spicer mount.  Am I being too sloppy?  Maybe need to
>pinch at each end instead of just in the middle.
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