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Re: [photo-3d] Re: lenticular quality
- From: Gene in Texas <tex3d@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [photo-3d] Re: lenticular quality
- Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2000 18:34:01 -0700 (PDT)
Well that's quite a dream , but what a fantastic idea
if someone were to come up with a way to get all that
done in one place after all 3d cameras are still being
sold like hot cakes at times on auction. I think th
eplant in Georgia went up because of the lenticular
material that is not easy to get and order in small
quantites..but maybe I'm wrong...There was some other
outfit in NY that was doing the 24 and 36 exposure
rolls with decent prints but they went to making only
24 x 36 inches and up for commercial
customers...mayber they will return some day to the
regular printing of lenticular, i will sure let
everyone know if I hear from them...Good luck to all
in their quest...Have a nice week-end....
--- Michael Galazin <RexLion@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Well, if that Georgia place can't do decent quality
> and no one else does
> these lenticular prints, seems like the market is
> ripe for a new competitor.
>
> I'm curious. Anyone have an idea what one of these
> machines costs? Can it
> be done by a non-mechanized method to start out? If
> the entry expenses
> aren't too high, maybe one of us would be interested
> in starting a business
> that does lenticulars. How many Nimslos are out
> there, after all? That
> might be a decent market, considering that 90%+
> would probably switch to a
> competitor offering better quality and somewhat
> lower prices.
>
> A 3-D'er would care more about quality and service
> to fellow 3-D'ers, I
> suspect, than that other company does. And I know
> there are some folks on
> this list who know a whole lot about film processing
> (Bob comes to mind), so
> there's a vast wealth of experience and knowledge
> available to this group.
> I bet most of us would cooperate and share that
> knowledge with the
> enterprising person, if it meant improving the
> quality of our stereoscopic
> lives.
>
> Personally, I would like to see a company that does
> it all: lenticulars,
> slide duping, stereo mounting, negs to slides,
> Holmes cards, the works. All
> top quality at a fair price.
>
> OK, there's a business plan. Somebody have the
> means?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Mike Galazin
>
>
>
>
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