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Re: [photo-3d] Discovery/Loreo image Quality - Loreo Viewer vs Holmes vintage


  • From: quellen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Subject: Re: [photo-3d] Discovery/Loreo image Quality - Loreo Viewer vs Holmes vintage
  • Date: Sat, 2 Dec 2000 15:39:46 -0800

Quentin opines to Greg: I suggest you don't bother with a ViewMagic, and I
have two. Number one it involves mirrors, and IMHO viewers with mirrors
don't help the image any (Just as Loreo/Discovery's images aren't helped by
mirrors. The other problem with ViewMagic is, you don't have anyplace to
put your view card. You put the card on a table and jiggle around with the
ViewMagic till you get things lined up, sor t fof. Maybe what is needed
here is an attachement to hold Holmes cards in the right place in front of
it. I bought mine mail order from Dimension Press, P.O. Box 83, Harvard, MA
01451-0083.
>Quentin got me thinking about the following.
>I just finished my detailed study (3minutes) comparing the loreo viewer with
>my Holmes viewer. The stereo shots were take with my modified
>Discovery/Loreo on ASA 400 Black and White film. I must say I rediscovered
>the Discovery. :>o
>The prints are much sharper in the Holmes and in fact are quite nice to look
>at. I agree that if you own a Discovery/Loreo type camera, one of the best
>ways to veiw them would be to remount them on standard size holmes cards and
>view them with a Holmes style viewer. With this combonation, the
>Discovery/Loreo makes a great tool for the beginner.

>On the other front, I do not own a ViewMagic but I guess I should look into
>that. Where can you buy one? >Greg