Re: [photo-3d] Insane suggestions for beginners

[Gromit <gromit@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

My little slide board required no ingenuity.  Two pieces of scrap wood with 
a 1/4" "T-nut" press fit into a recessed hole, two nails and a bit of 
glue.   After the first couple of attempts, I added 1cm markings along the 
back edge for recording the base for each exposure pair.
http://stereo.thurstons.org/SlideBoardFromFront.jpg
John Thurston
Juneau, Alaska


>I had built my first stereo rig as a child.  It was simply a wooden tray in
>which I placed a Sears Tower box camera, and slid the camera from one side
>...  Alternatively, with a little ingenuity,
>they are not that hard to make with a couple of 1/4 - 20 bolts and
>telescoping rectangular tubing found at larger hardware stores.  A ruler
>glued on for measuring different hyper and hypo interaxials is a nice
>refinement.