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[photo-3d] Re Fed Projector


  • From: Peter Homer <P.J.Homer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: [photo-3d] Re Fed Projector
  • Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2000 15:27:21 +0000

Richard Hessel wrote

>I just recently purchased a Fed Stereo projector - probably not a
>great idea, but I couldn't resist it.  I was wondering if anyone has
>had any experience with one of these. It did not come with any
>instructions at all, not even in Russian.  I have seen links for the
>manual on-line, but they are all defunct.   I understand (from
>searching the P-3d archive) that it is a good idea to replace the
>polarizers with standard ones.  Does anyone have any
>suggestions on how I might do it?

If you have the five pairs of glasses that used to  come with the projector
you could make a start with those. They seem to be quite good quality with
adjustable temples and glass to protect the polaroid ( although this can
give some reflections) the main problem is that the projector polaroids
although mounted on glass don't seem to such good quality. They give
ghosting and are not even neutral density like the glasses are but a give a
dark blue tint when crossed. While you are changing it you might as well
standardise but there is more work involved in changing the glasses over.

>So far my impressions of it have not been very favorable.  It
>arrived with the lenses rattling around inside the projector, and it
>was not easy opening it up to  fix it - a couple of the case screws
>didn't want to budge.

Do not tighten the lens mountings to much the loosness is intentional to
allow for expansion. I have had to replace one lens in a Fed already
because it had cracked.  P.J.Homer